Sentence examples for soft pile from inspiring English sources
I slid off the bench and landed in a soft pile of what looked like sand.
The typical Axminster carpet has a thick, soft pile tuft in a mixture of colours and textures.
They also have rubber backing to prevent slippage and a lovely soft pile that won't offend your Louboutins.
Fooling the eye into seeing a soft pile of blue-and-white fabric, it is a marvel of trompe l'oeil magic.
A DC-9 aircraft carrying 53 persons crashed and broke apart in a field, apparently as the pilot attempted to make a crash landing in a nearby swamp; a nine-year-old girl, who was pushed out of the plane by her mother and landed on a soft pile of seaweed some 9 m (30 ft) from the wreckage, was the only survivor.
This pattern was observed for both the epoxy and ablative paints during the IE as well as following the BMP (soft pile carpet) and non-BMP (3M™ Pad) CEs.
The chickens lead a charmed life in their summer home, lolling in soft piles of pine shavings and feeding on grub worms.
However, there are notable differences, including a strong source density dependence of the size effect that cannot be explained by geometrically necessary dislocation (GND) arguments, and the effect of the cantilever stress distribution on the locations of soft pile-ups.
The planar model was used to identify zero resolved shear stress isolines, rather than the neutral axis, as controlling the soft pile-up location, and source spacing as limiting the slip band spacing in the observed size effect; strengthening was much greater in the source-limited regime.
Cleaning techniques investigated included a soft-pile carpet and a medium duty 3M™ pad for fouling removal.
The first scenario was no-cleaning (untreated); the second scenario was cleaning with a soft-pile carpet, representing the Best Management Practice (BMP) (CPDA 2008); and the third scenario was cleaning with a Scotch-Brite™ (ID #70071592383) medium duty general purpose scouring pad (3M™ pad) that represents a more aggressive, non-BMP, cleaning method (CPDA 2008).
