Sentence examples for coating of tiny from inspiring English sources
The most prized vanilla beans have a light coating of tiny vanillin crystals, or givre, from the French term for hoarfrost, which intensifies the flavor and aroma.
Many of the clothes were undeniably spectacular -- a coat made of tiny stripes of feathers, a gown cut from a length of alligator skin, a dress of cadet-blue silk with gold military buttons and lacing up the back.
The reason a gecko foot adheres--and yours doesn't--is that it is coated with millions of tiny hairs (ScienceNOW, 8 June 2000).
"The toddler-height rod in the hall closet sort of mocks you with no hope of tiny coats in it.
The tape consists of a plastic backing coated with a thin layer of tiny particles of magnetic powder.
Related to sea urchins, a live sand dollar has a velvetlike coat that is actually thousands of tiny spines, only one to five millimeters long.
Working in the garden's conservatory, she was hunched over a blue tub, applying a coat of glue to dozens of tiny objects in the basin, which contained an intricately detailed structure that she had sculptured out of plastic foam.
Lastly they removed the bio-printed fibres to leave behind a network of tiny capillaries coated with human endothelial cells, which formed stable blood capillaries in less than a week.
The predominant method of endocytosis involves coating the tiny membrane pouches with a scaffold-like structure made of clathrin molecules.
Inside the converter, a bricklike ceramic honeycomb with hundreds of tiny passages is coated with a catalyst material, typically platinum or palladium.
The nanoparticles in the new coating foil fog by preventing the formation of tiny water droplets on the surface of glass that scatter light in random directions.
