Plaster, a pasty composition (as of lime or gypsum, water, and sand) that hardens on drying and is used for coating walls, ceilings, and partitions.
Mr. Broderick warns that the process produces so much steam it can peel off kitchen wallpaper and coat walls and ceiling with light brown sticky stuff.
Young Shias in the run-down suburbs surrounding the capital, Manama, took to the streets almost daily to shout anti-government slogans, burn tyres, and coat walls in graffiti in support of the imprisoned Sheikh Jamri.
In addition, their slime and excrement coat walls and pavement.
It is shown that a coated-wall indirect IR-SOFC design could be effective in reducing the IR reaction rate, preventing steep temperature gradients, and increasing efficiency.
The simulation then revealed that IIR-SOFC with coated-wall internal reformer provides smoother methane conversion with significant lower local cooling at the entrance of internal reformer.
This paper compares the performance of a SOFC with two different internal reformers and investigates the dynamic response of a coated-wall indirect IR-SOFC to changes in current density.
Graffiti of the PDRY flag now coats walls in Aden, and once-persecuted Herak leaders now operate with relative impunity.
The coating's wall might dissolve, melt, explode through pressure change, be released by altering pH (as in entering an alkaline or acidic environment) or biodegrade.
THE mold covered every surface of the cellar, coating the walls and ceilings in layers of loose black gauze.
