Sentence examples similar to glue ground from inspiring English sources

The paint sample is build up of wood from the panel (layer 0), a chalk-glue ground (layer 1), a transparent brown umber or Kassel earth-pigmented brown second layer (layer 2), followed by a lead white and carbon black pigmented underdrawing layer (layer 3) (Fig. 1b, c).

It is typically a mixture of glue and ground limestone, but Dr. Walter used polyurethane instead because it was more pliable.

Amazingly, it's assembled from cardboard, glue, some ground glass, and Legos.

After gluing the ground sides to microscope slides, a diamond band saw (Exakt, Norderstedt, Germany) was used to slice 300 μm sections which were ground down to 80 μm.

But here they are again, rendered large, in like company, glued to grounds dappled with fuzzy abstract shapes that suggest giant potato prints and reanimated by eyes, beaks and other motifs excerpted from Northwest Coast Indian carvings — additions that startle further by introducing a bright white to the surface.

We needed a cat as social glue, as common ground, as an educator on caring for other species.

A variety of Ca, CaMg carbonates, and sulphates was used as white pigment (chalk, bianco di San Giovanni: CaCO3; huntite: CaMg3 CO3 4 and dolomite: CaMg(CO3 2; gypsum: CaSO4·2H2O), as well as mixed with glue to prepare ground layers in northern and southern Europe, respectively [1, 20, 43 45] and to prepare parchment for manuscripts [46].

"They were glued to the ground.

They make your feet look wide, but also strong and glued to the ground.

The Iraqi behind me kept nudging me in the doorway, but my legs were glued to the ground.

The European celebrations were just beginning as Tiger Woods marched down the 17th fairway, eyes glued to the ground 10 feet in front of him, glancing neither to left nor right.