Sentence examples for low gloss from inspiring English sources
"It has a very low gloss," Mr. Weintraub said.
A novel waterborne polyurethane (WPU) resin with low gloss and micro-roughness was synthesized by the prepolymer and self-emulsification method.
In general, this WPU resin endowed the film with micro-roughness, moderate hardness and good adhesive strength, making it very prospective in substitution for the traditional low gloss coatings.
The high-solids (NVW ∼70%) pigmented coatings (PN-series) presented excellent adhesion (5B), flexibility (>32%), impact resistance (160 inch-lbs)., MEK resistance (>200 rubs), very good mar resistance and low gloss at 60 and 85°.
He ordered "Johnson for Senate" signs and bumper stickers that were low gloss, chose adhesive lapel stickers (25,000 for $400) rather than pins (as much as 70 cents apiece) and had Johnson driven around, rather than flown, even on 10-hour round trips.
60° gloss was chosen for its sensitivity to both high and low gloss values and can thus be used over the full range of gloss decay.
On the other hand, the lowest gloss values correspond to Formulation H and Formulation I, which contain purely of the wax and of the defoamer, respectively.
Young people, he believes, crave immediacy and low-gloss, unfiltered content.
As a throwback jazz singer and a swinging pianist, Ms. Krall favors music of crispness and low-gloss polish.
"Secretly charmers feel like they're frauds," Ms. Mann sings, steeling her warm, low-gloss voice with a suspicious certainty.
Gary Lightbody, the group's perfectly named frontman, sings in an appealingly low-gloss croon, soft but clear and believably vulnerable.
