Sentence examples for developed craze from inspiring English sources

Microscopic examination on the Freon-exposed specimen surface revealed that the surface damage is well developed craze in homo PS, and the development of craze is suppressed with increasing rubber content.

For homopolystyrene, relatively large-sized craze was developed in Freon vapour due to the increase of softened layer thickness in the developed craze wall.

Both are part of the developing craze for MP3 "jukeboxes" that store massive amounts of music and connect to home stereo systems.

The Roman empire developed a craze for antique statues, paintings and other objects from Greece, which were plundered and brought to the capital for sale to Roman collectors.

Near the yield point, some deformation bands developed into crazes across the spherulite boundaries.

So much new money is flooding into emerging markets that calls for capital controls are echoing around the developing world.This craze for emerging-market paper could perhaps prove a bubble.

"Guerrilla marketing is what develops a craze among customers".

The model is based on a recently developed criterion for craze initiation, which treats large cavitated rubber particles as craze-initiating Griffith flaws.

Troweling without brooming results in a very slick surface (unsafe for surfaces that will get wet) and may cause fine cracks to develop called "crazing".

Soon afterwards, he became interested in the UK skiffle craze, developing a fervent admiration for the genre.

Speculating "why America is hated with such bitterness" in newspaper columns in Europe, Caldwell concludes that Europeans, who have helplessly imitated American culture all along (the "ethnic women's fiction craze", for instance, developed in America well before Zadie Smith and Monica Ali), finally desire "emancipation from American tutelage".