Sentence examples for melting form from inspiring English sources
Arturo Herrera's concern with flattened silhouettes is evident in both a lively collage and one of his felt cut-out pieces, which reduce Disney characters to a suggestive, melting form that is abstract yet naggingly familiar.
The fractions of non-volatilized compounds are remaining in the charcoal, and through a process of coalescence or melting form ash particles with a variety of shapes, sizes, and compositions, parallel to the characteristics of the parent material [20].
Once the higher melting form was obtained, the lower melting form could no longer be prepared.
In our hands, in accord with the finding of Weygand, once the seeds of the most-stable highest melting form (m.p. 75 °C) are present in the laboratory it is virtually impossible to obtain any of the other forms by standard solution crystallization techniques.
Best, and most metaphorical of all, is "Swallowing," whose piled, melting forms are suitably throatlike and suggestive of esophageal undulation (once you know the title), but also evoke the tall eccentric forms of Chinese landscape painting.
Various polymers have been successfully electrospun into ultrafine particles and fibers in recent years, mostly in solvent solution and some in melt form.
Various polymers have been successfully electrospun into ultrafine fibers in recent years mostly in solvent solution and some in melt form.
The barrier layers studied were: cyclododecane in melted form and as a solution, liquid glass, dispersion of polyvinyl acetate (Herkules), a coat of sputtered gold and a coat of carbon.
The cyclododecane solution covers the sample penetrating into its pores and cracks, while the cyclododecane in a melted form creates a relatively thick coating on the surface of the sample only.
Heating causes the rosin to melt, forming an acid-resistant coating.
Gold was dissolved in aqua regia and mixed with the batch, which was then melted, formed, and subsequently reheated to "strike" the precipitation of the ruby-red colour.
