In "Fever 103°," Plath describes the impossibility of comprehending her own possibilities: "I think I am going up, / I think I may rise -- / The beads of hot metal fly, and I, love, I // Am a pure acetylene / Virgin / Attended by roses, // By kisses, by cherubim, / By whatever these pink things mean.
He may use the fellowship, he said, as an opportunity to develop new building materials, such as thin-shelled structures reinforced with tire bead wire, the kind of metal wire found in radial tires.
To complement Miss Karan's seductive black jersey dresses, Mr. Morris of Artwear designed necklaces (about $500) of three graduated strands of metal beads that have been electroplated with 24-karat gold.
But even as I purchased a fabulous ankle bracelet made of metal beads wrought from melted wire, I flashed back to the women inside the supermarket and their obvious hunger for the most untraditional of cream cakes, at least in Himba terms, and couldn't help but wonder how soon the woman in front of me would trade in her goatskins for clothes like mine.
GARLAND, DECONSTRUCTED No need for a fussy composition of wire and heavy evergreens just lay loose stems (here, eucalyptus) on the mantel with a 6' strand of metal beads and a silvered pinecone or two.
The silver melts and dissolves the other precious metals, forming a "bead" of silver, gold, and platinum metals sometimes referred to as doré.
The preparation is adapted from the well-known 'inverse opals method' using polystyrene beads as template and successive impregnations of metal cations solutions into the voids.
Gel beads sorbed metal ions faster than the dry ones and larger diffusivities of metal ions were calculated for gel beads: approximately 10−4 cm2/min vs. 10−6 cm2/min for dry beads.
Apply a thick bead of pre-coat above the sheet of metal flashing.
