ribbed造句

internal ribbed tube

I enjoyed the ribbed sensation!

They often ribbed her for her accent.

They ribbed him for confusing the two words.

A slightly ribbed, woven fabric of silk, cotton, or rayon.

Capsule ellipsoid, ovoid, or subglobular ; hypanthium longitudinally 8-ribbed.

Anthocarp clavate, 3-3.5 mm, 5-ribbed, with viscid glands and sparse pubescence, apex rounded.

A woolen, often ribbed fabric formerly used for hose and trousers.

Gym interior (top) and classroom interior (middle) showing ribbed, light-diffusing ceiling and thermal mass from mud-brick enclosure.

The offerings include silk brocades, sandalwood carvings, Sichuan peppers and traditional Chinese remedies such as ribbed antelope horns.

The present paper reports pool boiling experiments of the mechanically made porous surface tubes with ribbed tunnels (JK-2 tube).

From controlling the initial rolling temperature and declining the end rolling temperature, improving the mechanical reference of ribbed bars.

As the shadow rises, it breaks into a cloud of tautly ribbed sail, aflame in the tropical sun.

To winterize the look, add a pair of thick ribbed tights and cherry-red boots for an unexpected surprise to the classic '70s outfit.

The pump casing shall be suitably ribbed have tangential discharge and be reinforced to support the weight of the motor assembly.

The walls' thickness, underlined by ribbed concrete walls cast on site and cut-out window frames, suggests a heightened and reassuring feeling of protection.

The fabric is made of polyester sweater knit rib with anti pilling fleece back with ribbed knit cuffs that keep the sleeves from riding upwards.

As the killer whales moved in, the plucky pinniped leapt on to the vast ribbed belly of a humpback, and nestled in the animal's armpit.

The cold steel machine for wire drawing-up of the bale, with the cold wire drawing machines, cold rolled ribbed machine, spiral machine supporting the use of cold-drawing.

Six steel-ribbed slabs slabs, each 15-3/4" thick, appear to float from the street, supported by only thirteen vertical steel lattice columns that stretch from ground plane to the roof."