Sentence examples for stickiness to from inspiring English sources

Sticky rice owes its stickiness to its starch content.

Question is, does Contagion have enough stickiness to make significant gains in the weeks ahead?

Geckos owe their remarkable stickiness to millions of dry, hard setae on their toes.

But as long as there is stickiness to be created, it's a sensible strategy.

Importantly, we introduce nominal wage stickiness to induce pro-cyclicality in real dividends.

SQT compounds were found to exhibit a high degree of stickiness to all materials tested.

Grab the rosin bag, aimlessly touch the BullFrog spot, and you'll have just enough stickiness to help guide your pitches.

In particular, a new similarity metric which is driven by players' stickiness to the game is developed to cluster players.

The potatoes, gluey or not, provide just enough stickiness to hold the crab together, but leave no trace of potato taste or texture once the cakes are fried.

This is a routine experiment, frankly". Chen's goal is to find a combination of materials-a "recipe," if you will-that will impart a Teflon-like non-stickiness to the mold that deposits the wires on the substrate; otherwise they bulge and twist when the mold is removed.

It appears that the extension of artifact status to a liquid is actually based on containment of the liquid in a vessel, suggesting a certain ‘stickiness’ to artifact status that can extend to materials a vessel contains.