resin造句

Bismaleimide-triazine resin

The basin is made of synthetic resin.

One resin they used we know only existed in Burma.

When the resin flow in the mold, the screw speed control and filled with resin after the pressure (pressure protection) control.

Our perennial supply of high quality pine resin, rosin and turpentine.

The “resin process, ” he explained, was just a varnish applied to help the prints stand out.

The tool presses the sheets together and only then injects epoxy resin into them under pressure.

The resin-heavy broth transforms would-be standard pub fare into a debutante’s delight of a dinner.

A piece of fossilized resin from Burma yielded something that looked very similar to Saccharomyces, brewer's or baker's yeast.

A fine coating of resin is done after the painting in order to make a shining appearance.

The behaviour of these bolts, when fully grouted in resin, was investigated under axial and shear loading.

Another problem with demineralizers is that small resin particles are often dislodged from the bed and enter the water stream.

Run for the shower -- or the nearest creek, if you're hiking -- and wash away the resin before the allergic reaction takes hold.

The technology works by taking images of a face and imprinting those images on a kind of vinyl chloride resin stretched over a mold.

Composites such as fibreglass and carbon fibre bonded in a plastic resin are already widely used to replace metal in making, for instance, cars and aircraft.

The cloth in turn is then laid over a mold and stiffened with resin to produce a sheet of material with remarkable properties.

The test results show that the resin has advantages of rapid adsorption, little temperature influence and high adsorption capacity and is good for recovering cyanide.

These are 12-inch-diameter tubes that have been inflated, bent to the proper shape and stiffened with a plastic resin, then installed side by side and stuffed with concrete, like giant manicotti.

The researchers said that an analysis of the amber shows that it was formed from the resin of a family of tropical hardwood trees that still exist in south-east Asia.

The University of Maine arches, on the other hand, can be fabricated on site — the fabric inflated, bent around a simple form and infused with resin using a vacuum pump.