Sentence examples for highly polished surfaces from inspiring English sources

But they don't work well on transparent or highly polished surfaces.

While traditional lenses are made of clear substances -- like glass or plastic -- with highly polished surfaces, the new device looks more like a miniature set of tan Venetian blinds.

While traditional lenses are made of clear substances – like glass or plastic – with highly polished surfaces, the new lens looks more like a miniature set of tan Venetian blinds.

Only the shimmering surface of the water, reflected on the vast expanses of glass, evokes the deeper psychological realities that may or may not lurk beneath the house's highly polished surfaces.

Bundy and Penn [ 33] also report on the surface preparation and suggest that both roughened surfaces and highly polished surfaces improve the metal and bone cement interface.

Slippery, smooth or highly polished surfaces may also be a slip hazard.

The African totem mask is often carved from ebony or other hard woods, designed with graceful lines and showing a highly polished surface.

The cyclic fatigue resistance of K3 and EndoSequence files was compared by rotating files against a highly polished surface inclined at 15 degrees to the horizontal.

A simple sphere weighing just 184 pounds and not quite two feet wide, it had a highly polished surface of aluminum, the better to reflect sunlight and be visible from Earth.

He put a concave meniscus lens, nearly 16 inches across and made by Swarovski, atop the highly polished surface of a custom-designed, stainless steel hemisphere at the bottom of the stairwell, and a convex mirror at the top.

The maximum interfacial strength was about 570 and 678 MPa, for the pure HA and composite films, respectively, on the highly polished surface.