Sentence examples for points of plastic from inspiring English sources

One of the selling points of plastic lasers is that they're expected to be relatively low cost, as polyfluorene is widely available, added the scientist.

The selling point of plastic, Mr. Crane said, "is its durability, and the marketplace will determine whether plastic notes stand the test of time".

This change is so slight we cannot determine that the point of plastic deformation was reached.

In the pantheon of meaningless comparisons, plastic vs. paper has become the main talking point of plastic industry people.

The points of major plastic hinge formations and the maximum inter-story drift of 2.5% are marked on the pushover curve.

Foams with a closed-cell structure are produced by incorporating a blowing agent that decomposes at the fusion point of the plastic, releasing gas bubbles that are trapped during the gelling.

But that was always the point of the plastic guitar-shaped controller with its colorful buttons: self-consciously to mimic the reality of a guitar in a way that could convey at least a bit of the visceral, rhythmic joy of making music (which they certainly do) without the responsibility of actually having to make music.

Specifically, plastic films are deformed by heat because they undergo tension in roll-to-roll processes, when the process temperature is higher than the glass transition point of the plastic films.

After all, this is the same glorious man capable of consuming his own shoes, obsessing over WrestleMania, and speaking from the point-of-view of a plastic bag (the short film, a PSA against pollution, is surprisingly affecting).

This is a huge amount and really points to the ubiquity of plastic pollution," Dr Wilcox said.

He points to four squares of plastic netting neatly nailed into a wooden structure.