Sentence examples for more pliable with from inspiring English sources

The tensile stress shows that the films become more pliable with increasing fluorine atom content.

Compared to unfilled fibres, MMMs were stiffer when filled with hard xerogel inclusions but became more pliable when filled with soft xerogel particles.

Unusual variations include the mysore sada dosas ($5.95), stained almost red with peppers and very spicy, and the rava dosas ($7.45), a more pliable crepe made with wheat and rice flour and cilantro.

There's a Zen saying that meditation stretches open the grasping hand of thought -- and as that image suggests, we become much more pliable and open with sitting practice.

They were replaced with more pliable types.

In a study comparing the skin substitute with secondary intention healing after Mohs micrographic or excisional surgery (Gohari et al 2002), the human skin substitute produced a more pliable, less vascular scar with a better cosmetic appearance than those healing by secondary intention.

Resting makes the dough less elastic, more pliable and easier to work with.

Or check out Danner Boots' new Stumptown line, which recreates the company's classic hiking boots with a more pliable sole and less bulky look.

Lengths of banana leaf should be passed briefly over the flames of a stovetop burner to make them more pliable and easier to work with.

The White House nonchalantly undermined one Senate majority leader, Trent Lott, because it thought that it could replace him with a more pliable one, Bill Frist.

The aim is apparently to humiliate Tsipras and his government in preparation for its early replacement with a more pliable administration.