Sentence examples for threads made of from inspiring English sources

Threads made of a wide variety of new materials, including metals, carbon fibers and high-strength materials like Kevlar, have further widened the use of textiles.

In 2004 "The Oprah Winfrey Show" gave the first major television exposure to the facial thread lift, in which threads made of surgical suture material are embedded in the face and used to hoist lax tissue.

Such threads, made of carbon nanotubes, could revolutionize military garb by serving as both a bulletproof barrier and an electric textile that powers sensors, electronics, and communications gear.

Other bivalves, such as mussels, attach themselves to hard surfaces using tough byssus threads made of keratin and proteins.

Rather, they're the fishermen of the gnat world, producing long glowing threads made of mucus and silk.

Other types of yarn are also available, from a less-chunky wool to baby alpaca, and even threads made of t-shirt material.

They attach to rocks with a basal thread made of calcium, so as not to be displaced when waves break.

Until recent times the reindeer supplied almost all the technology their herders needed: bone needles, and thread made of sinew to sew together warm clothes from skin.

Cylindrical molecules of carbon known as nanotubes are the strongest material known, and scientists have now spun yards of thread made of almost 100percentt nanotube.

The pardon sword is largely held overhead by a thread made of political, rather than legal, fiber.

Rhizobia invade plant roots via an infection thread made of plant material while a nodule primordium is simultaneously induced in the root cortex.