Sentence examples for commingled glass from inspiring English sources

The deformation and fracture behaviour of a generic injection moulded structure reinforced by a robotically placed commingled glass fibre/polypropylene UD-tow (uni-directional) was simulated by finite elements.

Aligned fibre glass reinforced thermoplastics composites manufactured from commingled glass and polypropylene offer improved mechanical properties and potential for structural parts moulded in high volumes.

As an illustration of potential stiffness increase using this methodology, a study was performed on generic ribbed plates formed by overinjection moulding polymer onto preconsolidated mouldings of commingled glass and polypropylene.

The FRTP rivet was fabricated via the braiding technique, where Glass fiber/PA66 commingled yarns were wrapped around straightly aligned Carbon fiber/PA66 commingled yarns.

Many places, for instance, have switched to "single stream" or "commingled" recycling, allowing people to throw glass, paper, cans and plastics in the same bin.

Oak furniture from Boston, stained-glass lamps from Manhattan, an 1890s album of California seaweed samples, silver boxes from Russia, ceramic poet figurines from England, pewter dragons from China and Art Deco glass bats from France commingled at the stylish Manhattan home of Leo Lerman and Gray Foy.

Vermouth made possible a new level of flavor complexity by allowing wine and spirits to commingle in the same glass with ice.

Many communities allow "commingling" of nonpaper recyclables (glass, metal, and plastic).

But in cities where land was more liberally gifted to the railway companies — mainly in Europe and Asia, for some reason — immense glass-and-iron train sheds were constructed, and the people, passengers and visitors alike, commingled with the trains they sheltered.

"So many of these companies are commingled.

Ingredients are commingled throughout the food chain.