Sentence examples for the first powder from inspiring English sources

It was just that the designer colored the first powder blue and gave the second a pink glaze.

The stamping process was gradually mechanized and, about 1435, the first powder mill driven by water power was erected near Nuremberg, Germany.

We cruised through the first powder field, the mellow gradient forcing a no-stopping rule until a couloir, where snow swept past my feet like velvet.

Hence, the compact (the French cosmetics company Bourjois claims the introduction of the first powder compact in Paris in 1890) and, as women became freer to wear makeup, other advances, like the lipstick tube, all of which are now common contents of that uniquely 20th-century repository, the makeup bag.

To reduce cross-contamination, the first powder fraction is discarded, and the second and third powders are used for major and trace element/isotope analysis, respectively.

The discrepancies between the calculated and the measured intensities reported by Bunn resulted from the crystalline model, the 'oriented samples' and the absence of the first powder lines.

To achieve the maximum level of uniformity and detail in the least amount of time, the gastronomes engaged their newest assistant a prototype ChefJet Pro, one of the first powder-based 3-D printers for food.

To achieve the maximum level of uniformity and detail in the least amount of time, the gastronomes engaged their newest assistant a prototype ChefJet Pro, one of the first powder-based 3-D printers for food.

The preparation technology of the second powder has the following stages: initial salt dissolution ZrOCl2*8H2O, YCl3 → co-precipitation → drying → calcination → nanopowder ZrO2-3 mol % Y2O3 (3Y-TZP, DIPE) without mechanical milling and spray-drying.

Instead of the finely ground powder used by the first bombards, powder was replaced by a "corned" variety of coarse grains.

At first, powder of the sample is prepared, then 5.00 g of the pistachio powder is heated at 130 °C for 90 min on the oven.