Sentence examples for make a cloak from inspiring English sources

To make a cloak for multiple wavelengths of surface waves, one need only add multiple patches on the sea bottom, he reports in the paper.

When the researchers tailored the pattern of holes above the notch to make a cloak, the light once again reflected as if it were hitting a mirror, the researchers report online this week in Nature Materials.

That's what Micha Michelle Melancon, a fashion designer in New Orleans, found out when she was making a cloak from what is commonly known as a swamp rat.

Johnson, he said, "did not mean a real and generous love of our country, but that pretended patriotism which so many... have made a cloak for self-interest".

Making a cloak that works at the much shorter wavelengths of visible light or one that works over a wide range of colors is an even harder, perhaps impossible, task.

So the trick to making a cloak for static magnetic fields is to counteract that distortion.

Within months, researchers had made a cloak that worked for microwaves.

If someone were to ask "what makes a cloak one thing, a unity?" the answer would be obvious.

(Suppose that I am already set on making a cloak, an end which already looms large in my mind; but some subsidiary means that I know to be necessary in due course can only become salient when the time approaches—I cannot now form an intention to realize the means since I know that I would at once forget it until my intention to realize the end reminded me of them at an opportune moment).

Barnier has pointedly refused to start talks with the British government, although David Davis was permitted a half-hour "courtesy coffee" when the Brexit secretary made a cloak-and-dagger trip to Brussels last month.

I don't understand it either, but I think what they've done is make a custom cloak made of thousands of smaller custom bits of "metamaterials" which bend radiation (in this case of the 13 to 16 gigahertz range) along the outside of the object to be cloaked.