Sentence examples for mold which was from inspiring English sources

At the same time, a broken water line flooded her basement, and during the repair, the contractor found mold, which was not covered under her homeowner's insurance policy.

4], mentions a Robert Rauschenberg painting made of "brown dirt and blue-and-white mold," which was purchased by John Cage.

Previous work by Forgacs and his coworkers14,16 demonstrated bioprinting of cell pellet (in strand form) into an agarose mold, which was also 3D printed in tandem with the cell pellet.

David and Constance Yates of New York show a previously unknown plaster model of Rodin's large-size ''Danaïde,'' made from a bronze mold which was commissioned by the artist keen to retain a memento of his 1889 marble original.

Imprinting micro structures on glass in conventional furnace instead of vacuum chamber was carried out using a nickel alloy mold which was fabricated by diode-pumped solid state laser writing.

The bundle of drawn Cu tube, compacted with the unidirectionally aligned CNFs, was placed on the specially designed mold, which was subsequently canned, degassed, evacuated, heated at 1100 °C for 10 min in the electric furnace to liquefy Cu and finally transferred to the press.

Another is Penicillium, the most common mold, which "is found everywhere," Mr. Gallagher said.

How could a mold, which is an amoebalike organism made up of thousands of single-cell units, solve a puzzle?

Platinum and carbon are deposited onto the exposed surfaces to reproduce the cell's interior features as a three-dimensional mold, which is then examined in the microscope.

"Army Wives" is very much in the Lifetime mold, which is to say that it doesn't live up to the Army slogan "Be all that you can be".

The second design uses precut spring-steel flexure elements mounted into a mold which is then filled with molten tin to form a bimetallic device.