Sentence examples for standard stick from inspiring English sources

Fig. 8 a Representative X-ray diffraction patterns of the PSSMA-Ag-Au alloy (A core-shell, B nanostructures, C standard stick patterns for fcc Ag or Au NPs).

While a dome is an efficient shape to heat, you may find that building a dome is less efficient than building a standard "stick frame" home, due to the odd angled cuts and partial use of boards/plywood that was manufactured with a stick builder in mind.

"It is a bit of a departure from a standard stick-and-ball sport, but it is something that our fans understand in that it is a July 4 tradition," said Jason Bornstein, the senior director for programming at ESPN. "And it is something that only the experts in the field can deliver to us in a way that we understand".

The lasers unleash nearly two megajoules of energy on their target, the equivalent, roughly, of two standard sticks of dynamite.

Nevertheless, the sensor can be replaced with any medical-grade temperature probe (such as a standard stick-on skin probe) with minor changes in the hardware and software.

At 37 degrees C native amosite (UICC standard) stuck to cells within 15 min of incubation, and the amount of sticking was maximum within 70 min. Decreasing the temperature decreased the amount of sticking, and at 20 degrees C no sticking was observable.

But some standards stick.

And that is not going to happen with the current mediocre standards stuck in place.

There is, for example, the Pogo-copter: a standard pogo stick with a propeller on top.

Like your standard selfie stick, the StikBox connects to the handset via Bluetooth.

Saul Kripke proposed that "the standard meter stick in Paris is a meter long" is such an example (Kripke 1972: 274 75).