Sentence examples for sheet cast from inspiring English sources

And in another a woman in cutoffs and a tank top holds a pool stick javelin-style, at the threshold of a bedroom, pointed at a nude woman with a deer-caught-in-headlights expression standing in front of a bed where a man (whom they both obviously desire) sits also nude, the navy sheet cast over one luminously rendered bare leg only partially obscuring his groin.

Constant rubbing against a sheet, cast, brace, etc., will produce a similar process, eventually developing the sore.

In addition, PLA can be easily processed into a wide range of products by extrusion, injection moulding, compression moulding as well as film and sheet casting (Lim et al. 2008).

These are placed into an acidic electrolyte with starting cathodes made of thin sheets cast from high-purity tin.

This paper describes the application of a coupled crystal plasticity based microstructural model with an anisotropic yield criterion to compute a 3D yield surface of a textured aluminum sheet (continuous cast AA5754 aluminum sheet).

The effect of silk crystallinity (beta-sheet content) was investigated by comparing 2% wt/v autoclaved (high beta-sheet) and water annealed (low beta-sheet) scaffolds cast from HMWS (5 min degumming) and LMWS (30 min degumming).

Flat and corrugated sheets were cast by a manual lay-out of the fibers in a self-compacted cement matrix and compressed with a pressure of 3 MPa.

For cars for high volume markets, an intelligent load-oriented multi-material design with intensive use of ultra-high-strength hot-stamped boron steels combined with modern aluminum alloy sheets and cast is often the optimal solution, as these materials offer a great weight reduction potential at reasonable costs.

The volume percentage filling the cavity was evaluated in castings prepared in a very thin perforated sheet pattern and cast in a centrifugal casting machine.

The basic components of jewelry have always consisted of sheet metal, metal cast in a mold, and wire (more or less heavy or fine).

I recently spent £5 at Billy Elliot and there wasn't even the option of a free, give-away cast sheet.