Sentence examples for inner sheathing from inspiring English sources
Inside this is the inner sheathing of the vault, also in layers and full of tricks.
Using AgCu3 as the inner sheath and Ag as the outer sheath is obviously unsuitable for manufacturing of the alloy sheathed conductors even compared with that of the standard Ag sheathed conductors.
But considering the contamination of the sheath element on the ceramic core during the heat treatment in the samples using AgCu3 as the inner sheath, samples using Ag as the inner sheath and AgCu3 as the outer sheath may be an ideal choice in manufacturing of the Ag AgCu sheathed conductors.
Some Central Park female waterlilies stand still, with tulle inner petals raised to sheathe their torsos, until the male Central Park garden attendants unclip them into full bloom; once the tulle falls down to become the top layer of their flower dresses, they're ready to dance.
The effects of the choice were studied for the three building component categories: structural frame, inner components (i.e. insulation and sheathing) and surface components (i.e. exterior cladding and flooring), in a comparative manner on a reference building.
Its 31 floors are sheathed in two "skins," the inner of polished aluminum in shades of gray, terracotta and blue, and an outer skin of nearly 60,000 panels of glass, some clear and some opaque.
Sheathed in glass, its bare inner walls are lined with softly polished aluminum.
Here's a choice excerpt from the press release: The inner surfaces of the Bugatti Veyron Fbg par Hermès have been designed and sheathed in bull calfskin by the Hermès workshops in Paris.
The inner BRB is formed by the tight junctions of the vascular endothelial cells and sheathed by the Muller cell processes [43], [44].
The control of the inorganic part of the composite fibrous elements is constrained by the deposition of nearly arched shape or polygonal protein membranes at the inner boundary of the primary layer, prior to the deposition of the first granules, membranes becoming proteinaceous sheathes progressively enshrining fibres.
