Sentence examples for decorating device from inspiring English sources
Stenciling continued to be used throughout history as a decorating device to relieve the monotony of plain painted surfaces on walls, floors, furniture, paper and fabric surfaces.
The most memorable decorating device makes the walls of a log cabin recall Abstract Expressionist painting - striped boldly and none too neatly in bright blue and cream, an effect achieved with wash-bluing that colors the logs and the sand-lime nogging that fills cracks between.
Although clutter is a decorating device that has both admirers and critics, many visitors will be seduced by the charming pied-a-terre created by Tonin MacCallum that adjoins the sixth-floor terrace.
Then, ten microliter target or mismatch DNA solution (200 nM) was pipetted onto the probe DNA decorated devices to hybridize 1 h, washed, dried, and characterized its electrical properties.
In other words, the artist-patron relationship that existed in the 18th and 19th centuries — when the emperors of the Qing dynasty were among the biggest clients of Swiss firms, particularly when it came to the production of highly decorated mechanical devices known as automaton clocks — has been reborn for a new generation.
There's even an egg-decorating device using CNC principles.
In this paper, graphene is explored as a platform for energy storage devices by decorating graphenes with flower-like MnO2 nanostructures fabricated by electrodeposition.
Decorated title page, f. 1r, with border, in black and red ink composed of various decorative devices: in the upper margin a bar border with a central semicircle flanked by stylized scrolls in black and red.
Just a few steps away, I saw an arm-band floatation device decorated with a smiling crab.
Medical devices decorated with salicylic acid-based polymer chains (polymeric prodrug) that slowly release this anti-inflammatory and anti-biofilm drug at the implantation site were designed.
IPod add-ons, including cases and "skins," had become big business by then — but those items decorated only the main device, which was usually stuffed in a pocket, out of sight.
