Sentence examples for which fibre from inspiring English sources
Only one detector is required, because the system does not need to know which fibre the light came down, but just when some light has arrived.
Dry dioramas at the rear of the tank create the illusion of distance; the tank habitat can be a natural one or one in which fibre glass has been impregnated or painted to duplicate almost any environment.
The experimental results were rationalized using a mean field approach for which fibre fragmentation was taken into account.
One such raw material can be Hesperaloe funifera plants, that grows with little water requirements, and which fibre morphology is especially suitable for making cellulose pulp.
Of the 15 samples of which fibre furnish was determined, none contained fibres that would be considered unusual for European paper making: all were bast, cotton, or wood-derived.
Variable angle tow (VAT) composite laminates, in which fibre orientation varies spatially in-plane in a continuous fashion yet is piecewise constant through-thickness, have been made possible by advanced automated fibre placement technology.
He still deals mostly in fantasy, gushing about "smart cities" and "bullet trains", and a digital India in which fibre-optic cables will bring remote villages online.
Both JDS and SDL are at the core of what George Gilder, a technology seer whose monthly newsletter has the power to send share prices into orbit, sees as a new order, in which fibre-optic networks take the dominant role that computers play today.
Look at the label sewn into your top: the only thing it must tell you under law is which fibres it's made out of – whether it's cotton or acrylic or whatever.
Faster production methods include rotor spinning (a type of open-end spinning), in which fibres are detached from the card sliver and twisted, within a rotor, as they are joined to the end of the yarn.
In fact, in those cases in which fibres were added to concrete, the structural contribution was not taken into account in the design.
