Sentence examples for coating vendor from inspiring English sources
Besides, the presence or absence of the positive biomedical and/or biomechanical effects of calcium orthophosphate coatings, films and layers might depend on the deposition technique used (Hulshoff et al. 1996b , 1997, as well as on the coating vendor (Dalton and Cook 1995).
"We are trying to run businesses here," said one 37-year-old vendor in a red coat, a fake Dolce & Gabbana handbag on her arm.
Stop! Show me your hands!" The guard told the police he saw the vendor pull something from his coat — the semiautomatic, which the police said later had been stolen in Virginia in October.
The vendor pulled something from under his coat: a semiautomatic gun, its 10-inch clip filled with 30 bullets, the police said.
When residents feel unwell, they often turn to people like Mr. Otieno, the roadside drug vendor who wears a white lab coat and keeps the bulb in his stall burning late into the night.
He falls off a roof, is coated in spikes after smashing through a cactus vendor, and even leaves a hole shaped like his silhouette after piercing a wooden fence.
He falls off a roof, is coated in spikes after smashing through a cactus vendor, and even leaves a hole shaped like his silhouette after piercing a wooden fence.
The vendor who sold dog-fur-lined parkas to Burlington Coat Factory says he asked for coyote fur coats when ordering a shipment from Asia.
A newspaper vendor dies by suffocation after receiving a two-dollar bill coated in a chemical substance that causes all his orifices to close up.
The MIT team will work with fuel vendor Westinghouse Electric Company and the nation's largest nuclear operator Exelon Generation to test and identify the best coating for commercialization and use in a commercial US reactor by 2019.
The MIT team will work with fuel vendor Westinghouse Electric Company and the nation's largest nuclear operator Exelon Generation to test and identify the best coating for commercialization and use in a commercial U.S. reactor by 2019.
