Sentence examples for rubber gum from inspiring English sources
To describe a rare case of rhinolith formation 21 years after dacryocystorhinostomy (DCR) with rubber gum and polyethylene tubing surgery.
In an effort to improve our understanding of the structural changes during ultrasonic treatment, proton NMR transverse relaxation was used to study butyl rubber gum before and after ultrasonic treatment, and ultrasonically devulcanized unfilled butyl rubber.
This first molding itself serves as the mold into which is pressed the hot material for the plate usually cellulose acetate, vinyl resin in sheets or in powder to which a plasticizer has been added to make it more durable, or a sheet of rubber gum that will be vulcanized when pressed.
It involves everything from lasers to rubber gum boots, microscopic particles to house-sized blue whales.
Researchers have identified more than 1,500 substitute species that could be grown in rewetted tropical zones, including nut, rubber and gum trees.
The cloth to be printed is spread on the rubber, either gummed in position or pinned to a backcloth attached to the table.
Charles Goodyear is credited with inventing rubber, which is gum treated with heat and sulfur.
This paper examines the problem of the fluid pressure loading of a hyperelastic membrane made of a natural gum rubber, that is fixed along a circular boundary.
As a kind of Chinese specialty natural rubber, Eucommia Ulmoides Gum (EUG) is used to cross link crumb rubber and asphalt (rubber asphalt) in the proper method, and thus improve the properties of the blends of rubber asphalt and also alleviate the reliance of trans-polyoctenamer rubber (TOR), an expensive patented chemical product.
Nobody is saying it should go away---or that they should be penalized for this hair-brained scheme---but we need to find a better solution than something that might as well be made of used rubber bands, chewing gum and electrified bailing wire….
A 1" diameter, 13' long, gum rubber flexible tube was attached to the metal tube opposite the mouthpiece.
