Sentence examples for make vessels from inspiring English sources

Both of these trends make vessels stiffer.

The structure was fillet-welded, which is an amazingly precise skill used to make vessels watertight.

The word hermetic is taken from the name of the Ancient Greek alchemist Hermes Trismegistus who is claimed to have invented a magic seal to make vessels airtight.

Mr. Mowry, in a telephone interview, said it had been that long since an American company was certified to make vessels.

Using equipment bought for 700 euros (£600), the researchers were able to intercept signals and make vessels appear on the tracking system, even though they did not exist.

Activists and environmental organizations are calling for new measures to prevent illegal fishing, including steps to make vessels -- and tuna fish -- more traceable, at a week-long meeting of the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas, which began Monday in Cape Town.

She also made vessels that revealed lowercase script letters when cut in half.

She makes vessels that are manipulated and distressed in such a way that they seem to be artifacts.

If the Minimalist painter Agnes Martin had been a potter, she might have made vessels like these.

The company, which began making tissue digestors for laboratories in 1993, makes vessels that can hold up to 10,000 pounds, enough to dissolve several carcasses at once.

"So people think, 'how extraordinarily limited, sitting at the wheel making vessels all day', and it's just wonderful, endlessly exploratory – about balance and form and volume".