Sentence examples for the inlay of from inspiring English sources

The use of cherry instead of mahogany, however, and the inlay of engraved brass roundels (made in Birmingham) give it a very distinctive character.

As embodied in the Mughal craft, pietra dura (Italian: "hard stone") incorporates the inlay of semiprecious stones of various colours, including lapis lazuli, jade, crystal, turquoise, and amethyst, in highly formalized and intertwining geometric and floral designs.

The inlay of the RFID tag holds a code called the Electronic Product Code EPCC), which is a unique number that identifies the specific item tagged.

The combined use of EDXRF with IR reflectography performed on the inlay of the neck and the back plate detected the presence of an iron-complex dye used to color the black wooden purflings and a carbon black pigment used for the decorations of the scroll and the top plate fragments.

The result shown in the inlay of Figure 3 is calculated based on 109 fault plane solutions consisting of 35 fault plane solutions derived in this study and 74 fault plane solutions from the Global CMT catalog (Dziewonski et al. 1981; Ekström et al. 2012) and Ghose et al. 1998.

The new e-passports use a chip the size of a cellphone's subscriber identity module (SIM) card, embedded on the inlay of the booklet, which stores the same data that are displayed visually on the photo page of a traditional passport.

A quite distinctive art is the inlaying of wooden articles, like walking-sticks, handles of weapons, and c., with tin.

This went beyond the bounds of what he and his colleagues like Gauguin called "cloisonnism", the inlaying of distinct patches of colour, like enamel, with unambiguous bounding lines.

Copper was also used in the ornamenting of personal belongings, the inlaying of decorations on knife handles, the binding of spear hafts with fine copper wire, and the embellishing of shields with burnished copper nails.

But Wednesday morning, one Trump detractor took things to the next level, using a pick-axe and sledgehammer to obliterate the brass inlay of the star.

As the patella inlay of the Interax®-Prosthesis system has a wider lateral facet and an optimized surface fit to the femoral component groove, the patella shifted more medially in a bow shaped path of motion in a similar manner to the physiologic patella.