Sentence examples for sticks to surface from inspiring English sources

The authors found that the majority of mercury settles to mid-level waters because it sticks to surface algae that die and sink.

The robots, which come from Stanford's Biomimetics and Dextrous Manipulation Lab, use a "controllable adhesive" plate that sticks to surfaces only when shear pressure is applied.

Use clear sellotape (or equivalent) and stick to surface, making sure to get the whole print.

Because the gecko has so many contact points, it is able to stick to surfaces.

Then he did adherence tests and found that the bacteria stuck to surfaces in the bricklike pattern.

"But this kind of an oil is even harder to clean up because of its tendency to stick to surfaces and its tendency to become submerged".

Glass may soften and melt, deform and stick to surfaces, at temperatures as low as 700°C.

One is that the tropical lizards stick to surfaces via a thin film of water.

Stanislav Gorb, from the University of Kiel, studies biological adhesion; his work also looks at the way beetles stick to surfaces.

The Gecko uses van der Waals' forces to stick to surfaces thanks to tiny little hairs on its feet to scare the dickens out of you.

Like an inchworm, the robot moves in a "stick-slip" motion, sticking to surfaces until its shrink-wrap interior contracts in response to heat.