Sentence examples for hard moulding from inspiring English sources

The difference of surface profile obtained by soft and hard moulding is detailed and the hard mould is shown to be more suitable for low aspect ratio conductors.

While for hard mould embossing, the system was heated at 150 °C for 30 min with 100 N applying force and then demoulded at 80 °C.

And the reliability study on embossed ZnO and Al-ZnO conductive tracks prepared with hard moulds shows that the embossed structure still retains good quality.

The absence of certain common words from the prose brings us face to face with the concrete nature of their world: harsh, hard to mould, monotonous.

If your soil is claggy with hard clay, leaf mould will help break it down; it will bind thin, loose soils and help to lock in moisture.

Uncovering potential Test bowlers is the hardest part of moulding a successful side and Finn fulfils one of the key criteria.

The agar-water mixture forms a gelatinous substance that can be heated then frozen into a mould hard enough to contain water but soluble to break-down once emptied.

Years of dedication and hard work go to moulding an Olympic champion and this is mirrored by the preparation needed to win the votes of committee members from every corner of the world.

He worked hard to break the mould of that early career in a way he now jokes about.

I once asked a manager at Neil's Yard Dairy whether I should be cautious of mould on a hard cheese, to which he replied: "So long as it's not black, it's fine!" If I find some unsuspected mould growing on my cheese, I cut it off and eat the remainder.

It's primarily played by "hard toff' types in the mould of James Hewitt, massive horses and middle managers willing to take a few mallet blows to the brain to clinch that invite to the brandy and cigars room.