Sentence examples for like foams from inspiring English sources

It has the courage to showcase the kind of experimental cooking — eccentric, provocative flavor combinations; unusual textures like foams, powders and that most appetizing of au courant coinages, "soils" — that's been a tough sell in New York.

The application of conductive coatings on porous substrates like foams might improve their ability to avoid electrostatic discharge [26].

As mixtures of proteins and polysaccharides are often used in many technological applications, the results presented here should help to improve the processes involved in the formation and stabilization of complex colloidal formulations like foams and emulsion based on these biopolymers.

Rather, at very small scales, space and time can be a bit "fuzzy" or "bubbly," kind of like foam.

Another way to avoid bounce back is by putting absorbent material (like foam) between the wall and the speakers.

It was Adria who first used a soda siphon to make cappuccino-like foams that taste of carrot or popcorn, "Which is a relatively bog-standard thing now," says the chef Heston Blumenthal, "But when he started that – it was groundbreaking".

Because of the catalytic effect of boron, lightweight graphite-like foams were prepared.

The mechanical properties of four different families of ordered porous graphene or giant Schwarzites, up to 12,288 atoms per cubic cell, were studied theoretically in order to shed light on the properties of newly synthesized graphene-like foams.

The insulation is applied as a shaving cream-like foam, but turns hard as a brick.

I looked at it and my thoughts dissolved like foam on an ocean.

So it's slightly more like foam rolling in a side plank.