The industry definition of a microfiber is a manufactured fiber with filaments finer than one denier.
A sauce of herbs heightened with filaments of ogo, a mild seaweed, completes a masterly dish, light yet full flavored.
Get microscopic.Inspect that tail fan, each isosceles-trapezoidLeaf eyelash-fringed with filaments of boa,As alert as the hairs on an arm in tidal air.
In that lightless place the main organism, known as the mycelium, is entwined with filaments that are finer than spun silk.
We had called him "Uncle Tungsten" for as long as I could remember, because he manufactured light bulbs with filaments of fine tungsten wire.
To aid in processing, most high-performance composites are strengthened with filaments that are bundled into yarns.
As soon as they had freed themselves, the larvae huddled up next to the caterpillar and began to spin their cocoons with filaments of silk as glossy as spun sugar.
With the encouragement of his Uncle Dave (or Uncle Tungsten, as he was known, because he manufactured light bulbs with filaments of fine tungsten wire) and Uncle Abe, his physics uncle, the young Oliver began an apprenticeship in science.
Textiles can simply be intertwined with filaments of stainless steel or other metals, or they can be dipped in liquid metals such as aluminium and magnesium.
He had several glass-fronted cabinets in his office, one of which contained a series of electric light bulbs: there were several Edison bulbs from the early eighteen-eighties, with filaments of carbonized thread; a bulb from 1897, with a filament of osmium; and several bulbs from a few years later, with spidery filaments of tantalum tracing a zigzag course inside them.
Most beloved is the "faux fin soup," made with filaments of pork and mushroom instead of shark fin".When I was little," a young woman sitting near the counter, who explained that she was from Hong Kong, said, "I'd save my spare change to get a bowl off the street".
