Sentence examples for could be etched from inspiring English sources

It was spontaneous, boisterous, heartfelt and disorganized — words that could be etched into the city's seal.

The towers would be blank canvases upon which the forms of other buildings, like the Empire State Building or Notre Dame, could be etched.

By optimizing such laser etching parameters as laser power and beam scanning velocity, etc., aluminum thin film could be etched ideally without damaging the polyimide substrate.

They could be etched on his plaque in sports' hall of shame, which they can get a jump on engraving because there is no way Braun shakes this reputation now, Jerry Crasnick writes on ESPN.com.

MORE than two decades ago Gordon Moore, co-founder of Intel, predicted that the cost of microchip transistors would decrease because the number that could be etched into a given surface area of silicon would double roughly every two years.

Copies were made on reel-to-reel tapes, or on disks cut from used X-ray film -- known as "bones" because of the vaguely visible X-ray images -- on which the groves of vinyl records could be etched.

Such core shell nanodomain could be easily etched away by THF, whereas the control thermosets containing PEO/P DVB-St) CCS PEO/P DVB-Std not be etCCSd by THF.

It could also be etched, so Muslim artists used it for ornate designs in palaces and mosques.

For example, cubic SiC could easily be etched by HNO3 and HF, while hexagonal SiC is very stable in such a mixture.

Both emboss Braille by using an alloy that changes shape according to temperature.In the longer term, built-in cameras could take photos to be etched on screens.

Peel the area to be etched.