Sentence examples for coat resistant from inspiring English sources

Mahaman (1979), while classifying camel breeds of Niger, reports the existence of a breed called azarghaf, with minnow eyes and piebald coat, resistant and elected for long travels.

The adhesion (LC1 > 30 N) and abrasion resistance (Rösler test > 1 h) indicate a coating resistant to normal handling of a handheld consumer product.

"The spores have a hard coating, resistant to desiccation, even resistant to some disinfectants," he said.

A thick coating, resistant to low-temperature-washing was obtained.

Deletion or mutation of this short segment, or moving it closer to the triskelion hub, does not interfere with assembly, but it renders the assembled coats resistant to Hsc70, auxilin and ATP-dependent dissociation (Rapoport et al, 2008).

As expected, it was discovered that higher concentrations of platinum resulted in a coating more resistant to degradation during the cyclic oxidation testing.

There is a hypothesis that the HA coating is resistant to bacterial adhesion [3]; in this in vitro study, the adherence of Staphylococcus epidermidis to stainless steel screws was significantly lower in the presence of HA coating.

Superalloy turbine blades are commonly coated with oxidation resistant bond coats.

It might be an interesting method to overcome these obstacles by coating acid-resistant polymer, such as alginate sodium, onto the surface of chitosan microparticles.

The coating performs well as a wear resistant coating under low stress.

Water sprayed from the mouth would then be smoothed on, layer upon layer, with wet polar bear skin, to produce a hard, resistant coat of ice.