Sentence examples for made of alternating from inspiring English sources
The surface is made of alternating strips of soft and stiff bristles, which made it the fastest at removing crayon marks and mud.
A designer jewelry and gifts department, adjacent to the silver section on the mezzanine, is separated by a series of two-panel, L-shaped screens made of alternating glass rectangles in contrasting black and white.
It fuses Thai and Southern California methods and motifs and has an open courtyard, top, with walls, above, that are 22 feet high and are made of alternating concrete panels and laser-cut screens patterned like ancient Thai fabrics.
Next door to the Muziekgebouw is the new 408-room Heinkadevenpick (Piet Heinkade 11, 31-204-191-9-18; www.moevenpick-amsterdam.com), whose striped facade is made of alternating layers of green granite, white concrete and glass.
In 2003 he represented Denmark in the 50th Venice Biennale with The Blind Pavilion, an architectural structure made of alternating black opaque and transparent glass panels that created disorienting reflections for visitors walking through.
The mirror in Pecten is a multilayer structure made of alternating layers of guanine and cytoplasm, and each layer is a quarter of a wavelength (about 0.1 μm in the visible spectrum) thick.
Structural analysis of steering knuckle made of alternate material Al-10 wt.% TiC was performed using commercial code ANSYS.
Electromagnetic wave propagation in one-dimensional plasma photonic crystal (PPC) made of alternate thin layers of two materials namely plasma and dielectric materials is theoretically studied.
We report the existence of multiple omnidirectional defect modes in the zero-¯n gap of photonic stacks, made of alternate layers of conventional dielectric and double-negative metamaterial, with a polaritonic defect layer.
Al/Ni composites made of alternate foils having overall composition Al50Ni50 and Al66Ni34 were rolled up to 75 times folding them after every rolling pass to restore approximately the original thickness.
By employing a nature-based approach (learning from Nature) and ab initio Density Functional Theory (DFT) methods, in the present work we report a detailed mechanical investigation of a very interesting natural heterodesmic nanocomposite material made of alternated stacked magnesium hydroxide (brucite-like) and hydroxysilicate (talc-like) layers.
