Sentence examples for liquefied surface from inspiring English sources

Anamorphose spatiale, which makes you walk on a digitally liquefied surface, and Nuées mouvantes, a swarm of flying virtual insects that mimic your movements, are just two of the installations depicted in the video above.

The body is pale gray-green, quivering with the larvae feeding on its back, which has melted into a liquefied surface as soggy as a bar of soap.

Among the designers vying for the slickest, most liquefied surface treatments was Alexander Wang, who offered a series of patent leather looks that were actually cut from lacquered tweed.

The fluidized coarse silt with sheared sand and silt layers may have been responsible for minor sliding of the SSDs horizons, which introduced shear stress within the liquefied layer below the surface.

They usually liquefy at the surface (at atmospheric pressure) and are produced separately as natural gas liquids (NGLs), either in field separators or in gas processing plants.

Moreover, a new mode of auto-pollination has recently been discovered in a slipper orchid from south-western China (Chen et al., 2012), involving the sliding of a liquefied anther onto the stigmatic surface.

A study was done into these various methods by which the oxygen (and methane) could be liquefied and stored on the Martian surface.

Assembly occurred when the solder was liquefied and minimized its exposed liquid surface area.

A ton of salt that has been liquefied can treat four times as much surface, Mr. DiBartolo said.

This high surface architecture was exposed to sense liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) at room temperature (27 °C) which is an advantage to adsorb and de-adsorb LPG molecules easily by penetrating from top to bottom.

It is shown by non-linear optical spectroscopies that the free water surface is ice-like and can be "liquefied" by ion adsorption.