Sentence examples for had no liner from inspiring English sources

The results indicated that the mass gain had no liner relation with the surface roughness but would increase with the decreasing of contact angle and surface free energy on same material surface.

Despite being built in an era of relatively primitive landfill technology (Fresh Kills, unlike current landfills, had no liner), subsequent retrofits like the methane recovery have made the landfill something of a model for visiting delegations from Israel, Hungary and other countries grappling with the end life of major, modern sanitary landfills.

The album had no liner notes to speak of so I had only the vaguest idea that she was singing a daughter-in-law's praise song for a wedding, celebrating the cattle being given as a dowry, the bridegroom entering and the new in-laws that must be shown respect.

The CD booklet of Nothing has no liner notes, lyrics, or credits, only a hint of one word: ingenting, which is Swedish for nothing.

Fresh Kills, unlike modern landfills, has no protective liner under it, which is why it annually contaminated ground water and wetlands with 1.5 billion gallons of toxic runoff and emitted more than 15 billion cubic feet of greenhouse and carcinogenic gases.

I'd never heard one-liners before which had no hint of pun-slinging or wordplay; just funny sentences.

The hard-liners have no credible threat to rally around.

Iran's hard-liners have no patience with Ms. Amanpour, who is British-Iranian and, in their minds, deeply biased against the country.

President Obama's demand this afternoon that Congress do its fundamental job and keep the government open will have no more influence on hard-liners in the House than it ever has, even with only a few hours left until the midnight shutdown.

He has no need of witty one-liners to win us over, has no call for action-hero dramatics with which to knock our socks off, and there are no sentimental, extravagant displays of emotion with which to tug at our own.

The older generations had liner notes; modern kids have apps.