Sentence examples for glue derived from inspiring English sources

Its title, Sniffin' Glue, derived from a Ramones song.

In most cases, the glue is derived from the pseudobulbs.

Fibrin glue is derived from human blood and thus is associated with a clinical risk of pathogenic infections [ 48].

Glue-sizing consists of creating a distemper by mixing pigments in water and then using a glue-base derived from boiled animal skin and other tissues as a binder.

end{aligned} (9.3 It is our contention that it is ({text {DRec}}(I,mathcal {C})) that should be thought of as the correct derived gluing of the family (mathcal {C}).

Bee glue is a plant derived product: bees collect it from resinous plant parts, and its chemical composition strongly varies in different eco-geographic zones.

The aim of this paper is to evaluate the mechanical resistance of glued joint with polyurethane derived from castor oil in MDF panels.

She realised that she could achieve a lightweight honeycomb-like structure by using a plastic derived from white PVA glue typically used in schools and for woodwork.

Many works using this medium were produced but few survive today because of the delicateness of the linen cloth and the solubility of the hide glue from which the binder was derived.

The result is a derived version of the gluing constructions of Sect.

It is known that bulk metallic glass compositions can be well interpreted by cluster formulas for stable liquids [cluster](glue atom 1 or 3, where the clusters are derived from relevant devitrification phases.