Sentence examples similar to stick properties from inspiring English sources

It is noteworthy that liquid marbles retain non-stick properties on a broad diversity of solid and liquid supports (Bormashenko et al. 2009b, c).

The team studied myoglobin, an oxygen-storing protein in mammals' muscles and found that, in whales and seals, it has special "non-stick" properties.

The chemically modified amosite and the amosite treated with boiling toluene did not stick to the cells even after 70 min. Soaking the toluene-treated amosite with aqueous solutions at room temperature for 48 hr produced a material that had the same sticking properties as the original untreated fiber.

The surface may still feel a little greasy, but that greasiness assists the non-stick properties of the pan.

Most obviously, if the market were to turn sharply, Opendoor could be stuck holding properties it can't sell.

And it is this non-stick property that has grabbed medical scientists' attention, particularly in the field of inflammation.

Stick with property management companies which hold several properties.

One indulges the pleasure we take in the suffering of the many Jeffs we used to envy and emulate who are now stuck with properties they cannot unload.

The Northern Irish story is extreme but smaller, less delicate bubbles popped all over the UK, leaving thousands of people stuck in properties they didn't want or couldn't sell, and banks have had their fingers so badly burned they are reluctant to lend to new buyers.

Work was well under way when the client informed the builder that he "had another investment opportunity," and stuck the property on the market for $4.399 million.

Ever since, Americans have stuck to property funds in which ownership and management are under one roof, apparently believing that this is the only way to avoid conflicts of interest.Mr Lowy and his three sons, who run Westfield with him, know that to keep expanding they must reach beyond Australia's small markets and convince Wall Street.