The word "bead" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a small, round object, often made from glass or other materials, that is used in jewelry-making or in crafts. For example, "I made a necklace out of colorful beads."
Wangaratta: Cafe Derailleur (Melbourne to Wangaratta ~ 3 hours) Café Derailleur in Norton Street, Wangaratta is a quirky find on the ground floor of a bead and bauble shop in the old Railway Café building.
Martha Raddatz is in the house, ABC New's senior VP tweets: — James Goldston (@jamesgoldston) October 11, 2012 Beautiful day in Kentucky as Martha is escorted to the debate hall twitter.com/jamesgoldston/… Robert Costa of the National Review Online has a bead on Biden: — Robert Costa (@robertcostaNRO) October 11, 2012 Biden's motorcade in Danville, Ky.
Instead the troublemaker took a wide turn in the Gulf of Mexico and drew a bead on New Orleans ironically, or perhaps cruelly, arriving seven years to the day after Hurricane Katrina nearly wiped the city off the map.Like Katrina, Isaac was a vast storm, and there were fears it would develop into a Katrina-like monster when it got over the bathtub-like waters of the Gulf.
These "gate-all-around" transistors take the form of tiny, vertically stacked wires, with the gate threaded across the wire rather like a bead on a necklace.
He depicts the oppressive conditions under which employees once had to work in sweltering heat without air conditioning, their delicate, hand-coloured work at risk from a single bead of sweat.
As voters, the highly-educated super-wealthy may have a better bead on policy in the public interest than the rest of us, as well as more admirable other-regarding motives.
The aftermath of the foreign-ministry bombing was a rare chance to cut Mr Maliki down to size, leaving the former bead-seller from the Damascus souk with no other choice but to strike out on his own.Mr Maliki has thus announced a plan to set up a multi-confessional coalition, making a virtue of his predicament.
Others recommend vintage glass beads, or strands made from old neckties or scarves cut and twisted into bead-like shapes.
It allows the drugs to penetrate the porous tumour cells and pile up inside, unleashing their deadly cargo only on sensing the cancer cells' unusually low pH.The novelty of Mr Joshi's and Dr Banerjee's solution lies in the nanoparticle's double-bead shape.
Accompaniments to the simple burial of human remains included shell or stone-bead necklaces, baskets, and occasionally young caprids (both sheep and goats) slaughtered for the purpose.
The Chumash were also purveyors of clamshell-bead currency for southern California.
