Sentence examples for orange cylinders from inspiring English sources
French air accident investigation officials said both "black boxes" – actually orange cylinders – appeared to be intact and should help to explain what caused the Airbus 330 to dive into the South Atlantic.
In Figure 7C, the various degrees of silencing of each targeted gene in different lines are illustrated, and the shortest of the orange cylinders indicates a greater degree of silencing for each of the targeted genes.
The structure (left), reported online today in Science, shows how amino acids in the protein's core (orange and purple cylinders) use hydrogen bonds that they share with water molecules (red circles) to orient the waters in just such a way to allow them to zip through in pairs (black arrows).
Make a tail by rolling a cylinder of orange clay into a thinner cylinder.
He was referring to the city's recent cultural innovation turned Internet hit: a black and orange, rocket-looking cylinder that spits out short stories, free of charge.
Make legs by rolling two cylinders of orange clay.
Make arms by rolling two cylinders of orange clay.
Reassemble the cylinder by attaching the orange plastic end caps to each of the cylinders and putting the cylinder chamber back together.
Among them were an orange mousse and sponge cake cylinder called quarto mousse and a special named Mr. Willy Wonka Himself: a four compartment plate holding chocolate-topped panna cotta, gooey homemade fudge, mango purée and a few housemade chocolates set atop crème anglaise.
Donning a hard hat and a flame-retardant jacket, Mr. Obama toured the plant, chatting with company and state officials amid the roar, sparks and heat of an 85-ton blast furnace and massive machines firing orange-hot, 18-foot steel cylinders made from melted scrap.
Its structure blended Persian design elements with modernism, sitting in a green field with an unusual assortment of curved cylinders peeking out from orange sawn stone blocks, arranged to emit natural light into the gallery.
