Not a sinew or filament in the sashimi we tried interfered with the texture of the buttery cuts.
More pixelated than Omote3D's offerings, the heads are constructed from monochrome plastic filament in a choice of lurid colours.
Every cell, every filament in their being was thirsting to enter the other and be still, be one.
An ABCO Quality Production Company representative said they produced a filament in the form of a bent, elongated violin.
Passing an electrical current through a wire causes it to heat up, just like the filament in a light bulb.
First, she led me into the kitchen and pointed to a dark brown linty filament in a ceiling corner vent that could easily have passed for merely the detritus of our lives.
Let's put it this way: an electric current coursing through a tungsten filament in a small glass vacuum produces a hundred times the light emitted by a candle or oil lamp.
Hired as a draftsman by the Edison Electric Light Company, Latimer would go on to refine the carbon filament in the light bulb, making it longer-lasting and cheap enough for mass adoption.
Under the proper conditions, G-actin is transformed into the fibrous form, or F-actin, that exists in the thin filament in muscle.
In the thermocouple gauge, the hot junction of the thermocouple is attached to a filament in the vacuum system and powered from a constant voltage source.
Thomas Edison patented the "long lasting filament" in 1880.
