Sentence examples for melt applied to from inspiring English sources
The great benefits of the hot melt applied to the leather remainders are as follows: skipping the barb cutting step, reducing time in the sewing process, and minimizing the impact on the environment.
When boiling and completely melted, apply the jelly to the tart by dabbing and flicking it onto the fruit with a pastry brush; add 1 teaspoon water and return the jelly to a boil if it becomes too thick to drizzle.
Shortly after the flux melts, apply electrical grade solder to the wire near the soldering gun's / iron's tip (use of straight solder or flux core solder is fine - but do not use acid core solder).
Here, a surface energy mass balance model that accounts for the significance of debris cover and its effect on the ice melt rate is applied to reconstruct the glacier mass balance of Hailuogou catchment, which is located in the south-eastern Tibetan Plateau and contains three debris-covered and four debris-free monsoonal maritime glaciers.
Selective laser melting is applied to produce open-porous NiTi scaffolds of cubic units.
Intensive melt shearing was applied to the commercial AZ91D alloy melt to investigate its effects on grain refinement.
There was also a lot of color in here — geranium, citron and cobalt (a k a red, yellow and blue) — and, well, no bugle beads, but a few instances of clear, slightly melted plastic paillettes applied to some of the dresses, which clattered down the runway.
A small drop of melted chocolate was applied to the center of this window during each trial.
During a hot wax treatment, a special oily wax is melted down and applied to the hands and fingertips.
Since the boiling points of tetramethyl benzene isomers are very close but their melting points are of great differences, static melt crystallization was applied to separate and purify durene from its isomers.
These were applied to melt inclusion and host phenocryst pairs, and optimal magma temperature and volatile saturation pressure were obtained (Supplementary Table S2).
