Furthermore, the as-prepared superhydrophobic nanocomposite coating with 30% MWCNTs showed excellent anti-icing property in the water-dripping and static freezing tests at the temperature of −10 °C.
As Ms. Falco plays her, Martha exists in what might be called a state of static evasion, frozen behind a questioning gaze and an armored smile.
With the elaboration of design, the quality of the modeling became increasingly dry, so that the later bronzes are somewhat static and frozen.
For Alston this does not commit one, however, as Hartshorne would allege, to a static deity frozen in immobility.
And it's easy to draw the line from "crusading's the idea" to the images of a country frozen and static as it is swept along on its historical arc of death from Cold Harbor to Inchon and on down the line.
What's more, even if the researchers succeed, they will only produce a static picture of a brain frozen in time, rather than something that shows how a brain responds to different types of stimuli.
A photograph is a moment frozen in time; it's static, not interactive; it's an inanimate cross-section of life.
Since 1969, the log flume has taken riders seated inside a hollowed log past largely static scenes populated with loggers and animals frozen in motion.
The case studies are static, generally a snapshot of a troubled company, frozen in time; the various "solutions" students proffer, and then defend in class against tough questioning, tend to have very short shelf lives.
After a 30-min static incubation at 37°C and 5% CO2, the islets were harvested and frozen at −80°C.
