Sentence examples for surfaces that a from inspiring English sources

The virus is passed from one human to another, carried in blood and bodily fluids and secretions, but also beds, sheets, clothes or other surfaces that a sick person has touched.

"You play a golf course like Muirfield Village [the weekend before last] and you've got the most perfect putting surfaces you could ask for and then you come to the US Open and you've got surfaces that a good putt doesn't really matter," he said.

The cell performance measurements clearly indicate that the polar facets of nanodisks yields a conversion efficiency twice higher than that of ZnO nanorods with nonpolar-facets owing to the efficient charge separation in the polar surfaces that a possess strong spontaneous polarization.

If there are no flat surfaces, just curves or irregular bumps, the broken mineral has fracture.. Cleavage can be described in more detail by the number of flat surfaces that a break creates (usually between one and four), and whether the surface is perfect (smooth) or imperfect (rough).

Also consider experimenting with different textured surfaces that offer a bit of variety.

Moist mushrooms have sticky surfaces that result from a thin gelatinous film called a pellicle.

Next come shaped paintings contradicted by delicately tinted surfaces that seem soft as a summer sky.

Next week is away against Newcastle Jets, on a surface that resembles a sandpit.

Stoneman himself saw it like this: "Especially against the new ball, on a surface that offers a bit of assistance, you are going to nick the odd one.

Whereas this technology requires the use of expensive electronic sensors, all MFA™ requires is a surface that is a non-ferromagnetic conductor, such as aluminum or copper.

Hydrophilic surfaces (surfaces that soak up water) have a contact angle of less than 90 degrees.