Sentence examples for treated to create from inspiring English sources
And Miguel Aragón, from Ciudad Juárez, has a piece called "Retrato No. 4," a newspaper photo of a decapitated head that he treated to create a "ghostly, ashy" look.
In the second strategy, the polymer surface is plasma treated to create oxygen functionalities.
All models were etched into Poly methyl methacrylate) (PMMA) and chemically treated to create a hydrophobic surface.
Core-shell polycaprolactone/polycaprolactone (PCL/PCL) and polycaprolactone/polyvinyl acetate (PCL/PVAc) electrospun fibers loaded with synthesized nanohydroxyapatite (HAn) were lased treated to create microporosity.
While the base materials are rubber and plastic, they can be combined and treated to create end products of widely varying flexibility and rigidity, transparency and opacity, the company said.
Synthesis of activated carbon/MnO2 composites for use as high-performance materials in supercapacitors is reported by the following synthetic procedure: first, activated carbon was thermally treated to create oxygen-containing functional groups in order to provide anchor sites between the activated carbon and MnO2 nanoneedles.
He explains how he took the initial image to a laboratory in Los Angeles where the pigments were treated to make them "run," creating a scissored effect on the edge of the petals and drips of color from the big blooms.
And in fact, L'Oréal recently signed the Dutch treats to create a perfume -- Viktor and Rolf may not be known beyond the cognoscenti, but perfume is about fantasy, and these boys clearly know about that.
They first dissolved polymers approved by the Food and Drug Administration and antiretroviral drugs used to treat HIV to create a gooey solution that passes through a syringe.
Aficionados of Stanley Kubrick's "The Shining" will be treated to a scrapbook prop created for the film and an exploration of the strange haunting at Borley Rectory that inspired both this film and Sarah Waters' "The Little Stranger".Detractors have always scoffed at the genre's curlicue excesses: lustful vampires, haunted castles, zombies, desolate, menacing landscapes and trailing black gowns.
Using treated human voices to create theremin-like wails and unearthly rumbles, the Chilean-born composer has conjured a shimmering soundscape that is every bit as integral to the film's uncanny power as Mica Levi's groundbreaking work on Under the Skin.
