Sentence examples for coat below from inspiring English sources

Check out Katy's coat below.

He had on a large brown mantle; under it, a white surplice; below that, a lamb's-wool coat; then another woolen coat; and a third woolen coat below this; under this, there was the black, cowled robe of the Benedictine Order; under this, a shirt; and next to the body a curious hair-cloth, covered with linen.

If you want to give the impression of not having any makeup on, coat below the lower lashes with clear mascara only and then comb them with eyebrow brush/comb after application.

When the applied load is 15 N, friction coefficients of the composite coating were below 0.3 and wear rates maintained at the order of 10− 6 mm3/N·m except 400 °C.

During the 150 immersion days, the impedance at 0.1 Hz for the coating increased in the first 1 40 days and subsequently remained constant above 109 Ω cm2, whereas that for pure ER coating fell below 106 Ω cm2 after only 30 or 40 days.

Both the simulated results and measured results indicated that a bandwidth of reflection loss (RL) of single TiO2/Al2O3 ceramic coating below −10 dB is 0 GHz in the frequency range of X-band and Ku-band.

Fundamental reduction in the SFE value of a coating below 28 mJ/m was achieved by the use of 2,2,3,3-tetrafluoro-1,4-butanediol as the urethane prepolymer chain extender.

Based on above assessments, several comments were also proposed in Table  5 for future applications.> -wrap-foot> a+ means good; ○ means medium; − means poor bGood: little debris and coating artifacts appear; medium: debris and coating appear but not serious; poor: debris and coating appear seriously Below is the link to the electronic supplementary material.

A fur coat dissolved below the waist in strips of inset chiffon.

I draw and aim, noting the burrs in the buck's coat just below where I want my arrow to go.

Check for: boat pox (blisters on the bottom); spongy deck; leaking chain plates; water running down the inside from the hull-deck joint; severe cracks around deck fittings and mast step; fittings pulling out of the deck; large gel coat gouges below the waterline; cracks along the top of keel; wobbly rudder; wobbly drive shaft.