Sentence examples for that craze from inspiring English sources

Mary, as played by Regan Thompson, evolves from a sex-crazed teenager to a woman who markets that craze very successfully.

Ping stopped making golf balls in the 1990s and collecting the older more dazzling ones has become a collecting craze (remember that craze is a form of the word crazy).

Some of my favorite dishes came out of travel: pasta alla Gricia, among the most basic and simplest building blocks of pasta cooking; braised squid with artichokes (a visit to Liguria began that craze for me, along with a passion for farinata, also called socca); black cod with miso; jook; and eggplant curry, just to name a few.

Hence, the theory does not apply to polymers that craze.

Examination of the number of tie molecules between neighbouring lamellae suggested that craze fracture was caused by the failure of tie molecules.

It seems that at these high strain rates a brittle fracture mechanism activated at very high stresses takes over from crazing, or at least that craze initiation occurs for stress levels very different to those for quasi-static conditions.

The simulations demonstrate that crazes initiate at low temperatures while a transition from crazing to shear yielding (BDT) is found around 75°CC.

With about 100 yards to go, it appeared that Crazed might post an upset.

There was no evidence that crazes occurred in the fracture process.

It was confirmed that crazing, microcracks formation and debonding of nanoparticles from the matrix were the main causes leading to the improvement of fracture toughness.

It is also found that crazing of tempered glass generally occurs in the rapid cooling process, rather than the rapid heating process.