Sentence examples for hardness like from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Campos runs her thumb over the large soft nipple, stirring it to hardness, like a little berry.

Traditional electronic devices, with hardness like a knife, can trigger a foreign-body response from brain tissue, which typically is as soft as pudding or yogurt.

The tool materials with better hardness like carbides, ceramics and CBN are regularly used for machining of Nickel based Super alloys.

The nitrocarburised layers have not only high hardness like the nitrided layer, but also high thickness and gradually reduced hardness profile like the carburised layer.

Having a hardness like that of steel or feldspar, jade cannot be carved or cut with metal tools but has to be laboriously drilled, ground, or sawed with an abrasive paste and rotational or repetitive-motion machinery, usually after being reduced to the form of blocks or thin slabs.

Other methods of measuring hardness, like those proposed by Brinell, Vickers and Knoop, allow representing hardness on ratio scales.

Moreover, previous analysis of Hardness-like genes, the main determinants of the grain softness/hardness trait in wheat, showed that Hardness-Brachy genes in Brachypodium could have been deleted independently during evolution [ 42].

Pencils come in a scale of hardness, from "hard" pencils, like H, to "soft," like 9B.

His imagery blurs the boundaries between life and non-life, animate and inanimate existence, organic softness and mineral hardness, in Bosch-like ways.

Man-made forms of masonry change from an easily formed plastic state to rock-like hardness through a chemical change.

During this period the Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Symphonies were written, all as purely instrumental works, portrayed by Mahler scholar Deryck Cooke as "more stern and forthright ..., more tautly symphonic, with a new granite-like hardness of orchestration".