Sentence examples for curved wire from inspiring English sources
The drones resemble flying lawnmower engines about the size of a beer keg that land on four curved wire feet.
Vision correctors, worn at least part time by 75.7percentnt of American adults, can be big, brash, early Eltonish or giddy Dame Ednoid, but they can also be staunchly studious, making their Poindexterous points with thick clear plastic or insinuating their Joycean intellect with fine curved wire.
Here is a primitive, flipperless 1936 evocation of a Yale-Harvard football game (Hold 'Em), using curved wire as bumpers; the 1952 game Coronation, which displays the newly crowned Elizabeth II as a bikini-wearing beauty-pageant winner; or the 1961 Space Ship game, whose artwork portrays babes in globular headgear soaring over the Moon's surface.
It was observed that under in situ uniform electron beam irradiation in transmission electron microscope, the near surface atoms at the most curved free end of the nanowire preferentially vaporized or diffused to the less curved wire sidewall.
It was observed that under in situ uniform e-beam irradiation in TEM, the near surface atoms at the most curved free end of the nanowire preferentially vaporized or diffused to the less curved wire sidewall.
This is accomplished with a curved wire suture passer (Linvatec, Largo, FL).
"Snow Flurry" (1948), probably the most beautiful mobile in the show, is a gentle commotion of 30 white disks suspended on 26 delicately curved wires.
A sail and curving wire emerged from the stapler to help push aside the folds of her stomach.
Use craft wire to make small hoops (curve wire into a rounded U shape).
We propose an approach to the vibration modeling of spatially curved steel wires with a casing and a contact between the outer casing and the inner steel wire.
He likes, too, to sit next to the window, his chin in his hand, and, in a trancelike state, to stare for hours at the telephone poles flashing by and at the pattern of the curving wires as they alternately drop and ascend.
