Sentence examples for equivalent diamond from inspiring English sources

Single layer electroplated CBN tools produced G-ratios and maximum normal cutting forces of ∼451 and ∼45 N, respectively, compared to ∼128 and 557 N for equivalent diamond wheels.

Draw an equivalent diamond underneath.

Somehow Progresso is extracting the modern-day equivalent of diamonds from the impoverished earth, creating a challenge for the Ibicoara farmers.

We re-evaluate the chance of making such allotropes by careful bond analyses and compare them to already known equivalents, namely diamond, graphene and the Buckminsterfullerene molecule.

Fig. 3. Hourly averaged rotational temperature (small diamonds) and OH equivalent temperature (large diamonds) derived from SABER data during DOY 123 130.

"I'm the business equivalent of a diamond.

Hammerheads — the bicycling equivalent of black diamond skiers — and laid-back cruisers alike tune up their Cannondale or Kona mountain bikes in Jim Thorpe.

In November, Laurence Graff, the London-based international jeweler, paid a record $46.1 million at Sotheby's Geneva for a ring featuring a 24.78-carat 24.78-caratse pink diamond, equivalent to $1.86 million a carat.

Maybe like a tech boom art equivalent of that diamond encrusted skull that Damien Hirst tried to sell before the 2008 financial crash.

This study has demonstrated that the silicon accurate depth knife is equivalent to the diamond accurate depth knife and both are superior to the steel accurate depth knife in each characteristic assessed.

DELTRON 3030: 'DELTRON 3030' (75 Arc) Picking up where Kool Keith's futuristic Dr. Octagon persona and Prince Paul's rap opera left off, "Deltron 3030" is the hip-hop equivalent of David Bowie's "Diamond Dogs," executed by the hip-hop equivalent of a power trio: a visionary producer (the Automator), a powerful rapper (Del tha Funkee Homosapien) and a nimble turntablist (Kid Koala).