Sentence examples for flexible materials that from inspiring English sources

The network of water and sewer pipes should be built with flexible materials that can be shallowly buried and easily repaired.

Equally, designer Iris Van Herpen, who debuted two 3D-printed outfits at Paris Fashion Week last year, cited a similar challenge in a recent interview with Guardian Sustainable Business: "If you look at the flexible materials that are being printed in fashion now, they feel like a brick compared to cotton or wool".

It was clear, the show proclaims, that by the mid-50's the hard-edged machine aesthetic of the prewar years had given way to a visual language centered more on natural forms and helped along by more flexible materials that could accommodate a wider freedom of design.

Brands like Maui Jim and Oakley offer styles in different widths and flexible materials that will accommodate the largest and smallest of faces.

While such a device still faces substantial obstacles before wide-scale implementation, two teams of researchers have announced innovations combining standard electronics with flexible materials that may bring the futuristic concept closer to reality.

While such devices still face substantial obstacles before wide-scale implementation, two teams of researchers have announced innovations combining standard electronics with flexible materials that may bring the futuristic concept closer to reality.

It occurred to him that the egg cases were made of chitin, a strong, flexible material that makes up the exoskeletons of most insects.

Imagine candy bar wrappers, or screens as wallpaper, all made out of a flexible material that can change images in an instant.

What if there were a soft, flexible material that could turn hard on impact, "intelligent shock absorption" that might give the wearer freedom of movement but also protect him if he fell?

Artificial skin had been the holy grail in treating burn victims for a century when Dr. John F. Burke began wrestling with some of the perennial obstacles to making it: finding a flexible material that would protect against infection and dehydration, that could be made from ordinary substances, that would not be rejected by a patient's immune system and that would look like normal skin.

The cables are made from a flexible material that bends easily during installation.