Sentence examples for hard polishing from inspiring English sources

Besides, we also found that the surface with screw dislocations could not be polished completely by CMP due to the crystal distortion energy, and a hard polishing pad could remove scratches more effectively than a soft one.

The Mora-Philippot theory of fresco is based on a series of postulates which should be discussed in order to accept its validity: Roman wall paintings occasionally display depressions in coloured plaster backgrounds left by hard polishing tools, imprints made by snapping a cord against the rendering, and impressions made by fingernails [62].

Tamped local gravel, sand and laterite (clay-like soil used for road-making) is sealed to a hard polish with linseed oil.

"There was a discussion that it would prove how hard Polish people work and the benefits immigrants in general brought to the country.

David Cameron should have supported his fellow Tory instead of cuddling up in bed with his homophobic mates from the hard Polish right.

At the store, Ms. Naddeo led the way to a rack of suits by Boss and Mani, which Details magazine calls "Armani for beginners". I recognized the roomy cut of the jackets and the hard polish of the gabardine wool, your entry-level suit fabric.

And all the time she was rubbing her feet up and down his; he could feel the thick calloused skin on her heels and on the ball of her foot, her splayed brown toes and the hard polish of her nails, the sand she ground against him, that stuck to their ankles and calves in the wet bottom of the boat.

A lot of people ask me, "Joel, tell us about that time a really hard Polish security guard made you throw a bottle of vodka away".

It is not a real palm tree, yet from a distance, its fiberglass fronds scratching the Slavic air, it looks as if a sprig of Tahiti has sprung from the hard Polish earth.

Well reader: one time a really hard Polish security guard, dressed in military spats and manning an airport check-in desk, made me throw a bottle of vodka away.

Well, reader: one time a really hard Polish security guard, dressed in military spats and manning an airport check-in desk, made me throw a bottle of vodka away.