Sentence examples for metallic foil from inspiring English sources
Superior mechanical properties of dissimilar-metals joints were achieved mainly due to the third non-ferrous metallic foil, Ni of ~ 200-μm thickness, which avoided the formation of brittle Fe Ti-based intermetallics in the diFe Ti-basede.
For many high-speed and high-density applications, such as computer networking, each wire pair is sheathed in metallic foil.
While the danger posed by metallic foil may seem obvious once it is pointed out, Ms. Karch said she was not surprised that it was little known.
Adding to the unabashedly decorative medium-blurring are "drawings" as big as the paintings — collages on paper made of designer shopping bags, metallic foil, and Mentos wrappers.
They come in a variety of solids, patterns, and fabrics, ranging from metallic foil to something called "swim panic," which is a yellow-and-black leopard print ($75-$75-$450
In the ad campaign, his blades are stylized to evoke the legs of a superhero, dipped in liquid chrome and wrapped in metallic foil, now resembling something like the shiny body of a motorcycle crossed with a dental pick.
This week, in celebration of the release of Jimi Hendrix's "People, Hell and Angels," which includes previously unreleased solo studio recordings the artist made in 1969 (also the year the Gap was founded in San Francisco), the retailer is introducing a metallic foil-accent T-shirt ($29.95) featuring the album cover art shot by Gered Mankowitz.
For this collection Saunders experimented with Swarovski crystal metallic foils heat-fixed on to cashmere, lending a luxurious textural contrast to wrap-front cocktail dresses.
He employed wheel cutting, acid etching, casing (i.e., layers of various glass), and special effects such as metallic foils and air bubbles, calling his experiments marqueterie de verre ("marquetry of glass").
A foil activation method with metallic foils was used for the measurement.
We have previously demonstrated that Zr-based metallic glass components can be welded using the heat produced by self-propagating exothermic reactions in multilayer metallic foils.
