Sentence examples for combining tin from inspiring English sources

The Venetians also improved silvering by combining tin and mercury.

Some art here borders on kitsch, like Hank Adams's assemblages combining tin cans and blown glass jars decorated with crudely painted faces.

Research has been performed to design a multifunctional coating combining TiN with MoSx resulting in a wear-resistant coating with a low coefficient of friction (COF).

In this work, we have investigated a hybrid coating combining TiN (deposited by PVD) with cathodic cage plasma nitriding (CCPN), in alternating sequence, to improve the surface properties of aluminum.

Liao, W. et al. Fabrication of efficient low-bandgap perovskite solar cells by combining formamidinium tin iodide with methylammonium lead iodide.

When lead is combined with tin in the correct proportion (63% tin to 37% lead), the resulting alloy has a low melting point of 183°C, which is another advantage, Geibig says: "If you're not operating at really high temperatures, you have more control over processes, so that the processes aren't sensitive to slight temperature variations, which are costly to control".

Combined with tin and lead, antimony forms antifriction alloys called babbitt metals that are used as components of machine bearings.

Copper too was worked, both in its pure form and combined with tin to make bronze; occasionally, it was gilded to create a pseudo-gold finish.

Prawns or langoustines with white beans Combine a tin of white beans with olive oil, salt, langoustines or prawns, minced garlic and thyme leaves in a pan.

Titania is an excellent photocatalyst giving rise to its 'self-clean' ability and this combined with tin oxide (energy enhanced coatings), silver (biocidal) and vanadium dioxide (thermochromic) are discussed.

But combined with a tin of tomatoes, some scrapings of courgette and a sprinkling of thyme, advises an advertisement for Sainsbury's, they make a nice pasta sauce.