crevice造句

A crack, crevice, or split.

Crack and crevice-free contact surfaces.

A winding channel, passage, or crevice.

Human beings are stuck in such a crevice.

A small hole or crevice through which one may peep.

Comprehensive administration for shaft crevice water in Liujia Coal Mine

Every crevice in these walls has been filled with putty .

Stainless steels-Method of electrochemical test for crevice corrosion

The crevice corrosion behavior of X70 steel was studied in the Ku'erle simulated solution of various HCO3- concentrations by using a wedge-shaped crevice model.

"cranny:a small opening, as in a wall or rock face; a crevice."

The concrete and brick structure often produce crevice because of temperature changing.

Looking up over the sky, there seems to be a blue ribbon floating in the crevice.

The Xiaoyao School takes advantage of the fisherman and enjoys living in the crevice.

Modern man s existence in life crevice--On the theme of saul bellow s herzog;

Frequent occurred crack crevice phenomenas of air inflation concrete bricks are discussed in the paper, the procreant reasons of the crevice are analysed. A prevention and cure methods are proposed.

It was found that the pitting and crevice corrosion of steel wires were the main forms of corrosion.

Study on the affection of roof crevice water to the stability of mining roadways supported by cable bolts

Everything here exudes a refined charm, even a few flowers and plants in the crevice seem to have spiritual eyebrows.

Suddenly, there are many strange stones standing in front of us. A narrow path between the stones is also suitable to be called "stone crevice".

Results showed that corrosion potential moved negatively till the lowest value was reached and kept stable during the procedure of copper crevice corrosion.

The boatman pulled down the canopy on both sides, and the cabin was suddenly dark, with only a little light leaking through the crevice.

This paper points out the reason of creating crosswise crevice of asphalt pavement with lime- fly ash concrete base course, and puts forwards its characteristic.

The visible field is greatly affected, and can only be swept from the crevice of the human head to a silk of scenery outside the car.

A piece of material, such as metal or wood, thick at one edge and tapered to a thin edge at the other for insertion in a narrow crevice, used for splitting, tightening, securing, or levering.

Two old birds and arrows in the oblique thorn also came like flying, caught it, took it to the nest, and its blood dropped drop by drop from the tree crevice to the ground.

If standing in front of the ice waterfall, watching the ice waterfall hanging in the mountains and enjoying the magnificence, then, after drilling into the ice waterfall, looking out from the ice crevice, is beautiful and lofty.

Legend has it that Xikeng spring gushed out of the crevice during the reign of the Lord of God, thus forming a large well in Xikeng. Because the well spring is clean, it is surrounded by Ganoderma lucidum.

The summer night was short and the old arches had been whining for a long time, and the East was white. Soon, silver dawn penetrated through the window crevice.

In a few minutes, some mortar and dust came dropping down, which he averted his face to avoid; and in it, and in the old wood-ashes, and in a crevice in the chimney into which his weapon had slipped or wrought itself, he groped with a cautious touch.

Bauhinia grandis has strong adaptability, well-developed root groups, disjointed roots and growth in all kinds of terrain. As long as there is a little thin soil and a slight crevice, even the steep slope of rock cliffs can fall seeds and take root.