Sentence examples for grade of glass from inspiring English sources
The particular grade of glass was selected after testing erosion in a range of materials in order to find close resemblance to stainless steel in terms of both the erosion rate angle function and the velocity exponent.
Wine glasses can be delicate and can break easily if you don't purchase a decent grade of glass.
The expansion of gas-fluidised beds has been examined in the range of Archimedes number from 100 to 105 using five grades of glass ballotini and two grades of lead shot of narrow size distribution, and Diakon particles of wide size distribution.
Various grades of glass fiber reinforced Ultramid® (Polyamide) will be used for most of the e-floater's structure.
Pilot-scale trials at a domestic wastewater treatment works compared the performance of three grades of recycled glass (coarse, medium and fine) when used as tertiary filter media for total suspended solids removal (TSS).
At the annual Paris JEC Composites Show in late March, Owens Corning announced two new grades of short glass fibre (GF) reinforcements for polypropylene (PP) specifically engineered for automotive applications.
The finished product can be wrapped in plastic instead of being covered with a special grade of low-iron glass on a hard backing.
An attempt has been made to study the effect of addition of Graded Glass Fibers with different fiber length and volume fraction in Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete.
The company chose not to use the type of raised-floor air ventilation system that Ford has in its Irvine building, but compensated for omitting that particular energy-saver by using a higher grade of low-emission window glass, said Dan Heinfeld, the president of LPA.
The glass bead filled PTFE showed comparatively thicker films and higher wear rates than other forms of glass filled grades.
She surveys the cavernous magnificence of the museum's Grade II-listed Victorian interior: rows of glass cases, 5,000 exhibits spread over ground and mezzanine floors – ground floor: vintage organs at least 100 years old; first floor: brains, bones and tendons; second floor: livers, spleens and stomachs.
