Sentence examples for press patterns from inspiring English sources

I used the tip of a knife to press patterns into balls and rectangles of the marzipan, but you may be able to roll more impressive shapes than I can.

Use beads and glitter to decorate the letters, or draw, trace, or press patterns into the dough for a more subtle look.

Following Trinh and Ramkrishna (1996a, Chem. Engng Sci., in press), spatial patterns due to steady-state multiplicity in catalyst particles in a packed-bed catalytic reactor is investigated further under isothermal conditions.

From humble beginnings in such forms as pebbles pressed in patterns into beaten earth floors, at its high points during Hellenistic, Roman and Byzantine times mosaic became a sophisticated fine art in itself.

Use the small rocks to press a pattern into the sculpey.

The pale buff earthenware bowl, circa 1000 B.C., shows the pressed-cord pattern on much of its surface, from the bottom to a strip that circles it two-thirds of the way up.

The fashion press reported the pattern as "dégradé", while others went with "lava lamp".

"Sound-conductive" wallpaper covers one wall of SCADpad Asia; press on a pattern and you might hear chimes or ocean waves.

According to ECAL's press release, the pattern, "a classic of the diplomatic world, used on the table of Napoleon III," has not been monkeyed with since it was created 170 years ago.

The buttons on the steering wheel when pressed in certain patterns could then implement complex controls.

The model tracks internal stresses and includes the results of subsequent production steps, such as bonding, multilayer press cycles and patterning processes.