Sentence examples for spheres covered from inspiring English sources

He also envisioned what he called Cloud Nines, communities that would dwell in extremely lightweight spheres, covered in a polyethylene skin.

Much of this centers on large, bouncy spheres covered in black fabric decorated with sketches that suggest animal and insect shapes.

Hayabusa2 drops five "target markers", which are 10-cm spheres covered with recursively reflective sheet, for touchdown onto the asteroid.

Specific surface roughness necessary to measure large SERS signals has been successfully modelled by latex spheres covered with a thin Ag overlayer.

In this research, we carried out the process of simultaneous saccharification and fermentation (SSF) of paper industry wastes with/without chemical pretreatment, using reactors in batch with anaerobic biofilms developed in spheres covered with ixtle fiber cord.

Use of 5 wt% of AB with respect to the amount of aniline used in the polymerization reaction of aniline, PANI AB showed spheres covered nano fibres with high porosity.

The works in this wonderful exhibition look as if they came out of a forest haunted by witches: a log tied into a knot, a perfect sphere covered in pine bark, a tree stump with a rusty doorknob and lock embedded in it, a heavy branch made into a continuous ring.

The works in the wonderful exhibition at Lelong look as if they came out of a forest haunted by witches: a log tied into a knot, a perfect sphere covered in pine bark, a tree stump with a rusty doorknob and lock embedded in it, a heavy branch made into a continuous ring.

There is a log tied into a knot, a log embedded with baseballs, a perfect sphere covered in pine bark, a heavy branch made into a continuous ring and a tree stump that has grown around a rusty doorknob and lock.

"It's the first kosher thing I've ever done," joked Henry Grosman, an architect based in Queens who is Jewish, when he learned that his sukkah — a wooden sphere covered in phragmites (an invasive reed taking over New York wetlands) — had passed rabbinic muster.

The satellite represents the concept of a Luneburg lens and consists of an inner glass sphere covered by the concentric glass half-shells of which one is aluminum coated.