Sentence examples for marble coating from inspiring English sources

Inside the High Renaissance building, the columns of the lobby are covered with a fake marble coating called Scagliola.

Nearby, the Grand Master's Palace, which has been the seat of government since its construction in the 1570s, still retains its original sumptuous decor - lunettes and damask caking the walls, portraits of the Knights and British monarchs, timber-coffered ceilings studded with gold-gilded pendants, and marble coats of arms inlaid in to the floors.

The effective surface tension of crude petroleum marbles coated with the FD-POSS powder was established as 30.2 ± 0.2 mJ/m2.

Other groups have made stable liquid metal marbles by coating the surface with smaller particles, or nanobeads by sonicating the metal in the presence of ligands that bind to the metal.

Seen under soft light in shadowy stalls they have an archaic, monumental beauty, enhanced by their marble-white coats.

The SEM analysis of the treated sample revealed a homogeneous crack-free coating on marble, while FT-IR proved that condensation and copolymerization reactions took place on the marble surface.

We thought of burning the ashes of an M&S pink coat at Marble Arch to mourn the death of full-price retailing".

Sample, too, the Grand Master's Palace, now the seat of Malta's parliament; it is awash with marble, gilt and ornate coats-of-arms.

It was to be bolted together, spray painted and coated with marble dust -- not exactly imitating stucco, but hardly in the same flashy mode as the stainless-steel top of the Chrysler Building.

"It's not necessarily redecorating, but how clean is the lobby, is the signage professionally done, are the light bulbs all in the same color spectrum, is there a program for polishing the marble floors?" A fresh coat of paint on the walls of the lobby and laundry room won't break the bank, nor will upgrading washers and dryers.

b 20 µL liquid marble of crude petroleum coated by FD-POSS supported by 26 wt% NaCl water solution.