Sentence examples for liner in this from inspiring English sources
A novel protein hydrogel forming a biodegradable cavity liner (in this report named Hydrogel) was developed, which has the potential to be used as a pulp capping agent.
He intentionally designed this lattice to have more "give" than a standard polystyrene foam liner; in this event of a crash, this flex in the helmet helps to soften the blow.
You can wear a small panty liner in the water and this works very well.
While this new liner in the Cunard fleet can't boast the same innovation and moxie as her namesake, she continues to admirably uphold the Cunard tradition for luxury and grace while offering some scintillating secrets and surprises.
As with the State Department and the Pentagon, Cardinal Sodano's diplomats complain that the hard-liner, in this case the theologians, make relations unnecessarily difficult.
Rob Scuderi, the Penguins' regular-season plus/minus leader, earned admiration for stopping at least two certain Detroit goals in Game 6, and Kris Letang has displayed the most effective puck-handling skills of any blue-liner in this series.
Just like many of my books and stories — "Ghost Town" and "Briar Rose," for example — this story began years ago (probably in 1997 or before, when I was writing "Ghost Town"), with a one-liner, in this case about a schoolmarm winning the town saloon in a poker hand.
She should have had far more corking one-liners in this episode, though.
Seventy years ago the nonstop machine-gun fire of one-liners in this Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman comedy probably felt fresh and topical, but the humor has proven highly perishable.
The effect of wave refraction due to the high degree of shear in the mean flow near the entrance plane of the inlet is examined, and numerical experiments are conducted to show that the incorporation of liners in this region can be highly beneficial.
The magnitude of the extensional or compressional stresses associated with the deformation of core liners in this study may be roughly equivalent to that of stresses in the earliest deformation stage of Parés et al. (1999).
