Sentence examples for fired body from inspiring English sources

Characterization results were used to calculate statistically significant and valid regression equations, relating dried and fired body properties with clay, feldspar and agate scrap contents in the unfired mixture.

The practice of enamelling directly onto unglazed, or biscuit, porcelain instead of onto a glazed and fired body is sometimes thought to have begun in this reign, though that of the Jiajing emperor (1521 1566/67) is the more likely.

But unlike lead-glazed earthenware, which is painted on a fired unglazed body, tin-glazed ware is painted on a fired body that has been coated with raw, or unfired, glaze material; the ware is then fired a second time, at a lower temperature, indelibly fusing pigments and glaze.

By replacing potassium feldspar with white cement, anorthite appeared in fired body at 1250 °C.

By replacing potassium feldspar with white cement, anorthite was appearance in fired body at 1250 °C.

The linear shrinkage, water adsorption, modulus of rapture (M.O.R), and bulk density of fired body were calculated.

By the time the last bullet was fired, bodies lay strewn across the roads.

Their name comes from the Greek meaning "fire bodies" because they glow, especially when something brushes against them, which some scientists think may be a form of communication among the zooids. .

Overglaze painting is executed on a fired clay body covered with a fired glaze, underglaze painting, on a fired, unglazed body (which includes a body that has been coated with raw or unfired, glaze material).

The genus Pyrosoma includes several species that account for the brilliant luminescence among macroplanktons of the seas, giving rise to the name "fire body".

The fired brick bodies are covered with colored glazes separated from each other by raised lines as seen on brick fragment FSC-A-3d (Fig. 7).