Sentence examples for various materials including from inspiring English sources

The company makes a gamut of models, using various materials, including polystyrene, leather and wood.

Shapeways can print objects in various materials, including plastics of various colors, glass and even stainless steel.

Native American flutes and whistles come in many shapes and sizes and are made from various materials, including wood, bone, cane, clay, and bamboo.

The walls are made of various materials including metal and translucent polycarbonate, which admits a gentle light; the floor is made in a traditional Japanese style, using hardened soil, here mixed with a little cement.

The pigs have taken refuge on or within structures made of various materials, including wood, glass and stone, and the object of the game is to eliminate all the pigs in the level.

Rasps are used as musical instruments throughout the Americas and are made from various materials, including notched sticks, dried alligator skin, armadillo shells, gourds, food graters, and sections of corrugated tin.

Also today, the defense filed a separate motion seeking to compel the government to provide various material, including Energy Department counterespionage training videos, that Dr. Lee contends will show that he was a target of selective prosecution, and that "ethnic Chinese" workers had been the subject of racial profiling by federal counterintelligence investigators.

For the selection of appropriate surface, several representative surfaces modified with various functional materials including aldehyde, epoxide, poly-l-lysine, amine, and self-assembled polyelectrolyte multilayers (PEL) were investigated.

There are many components to a warhead, including high explosives, toxic chemicals, electronics packages, and various radioactive materials, including plutonium.

Since her first such project, executed in wool felt, she has worked with various other materials, including leather, often buying vintage chairs, refurbishing them and then reupholstering them in her handmade fabrics.

The United States stopped making plutonium 238 in the late 1980s, when the Energy Department shut down the reactors at the Savannah River Plant, near Aiken, S.C., which it was using for production of various radioactive materials, including tritium for nuclear weapons.