molded造句

Easily molded or shaped.

The cheese molded in the damp cellar.

The plastic casing is molded by Foxconn Technology.

Something suggestive of wax in being impressionable or readily molded.

The gingerbread man was made of molded plastic that had been made with DCA.

The Universal Dream patterns are bent and molded by local forces in your life.

These beautiful creatures are molded by an automotive modeler using ABS plastic, automotive paint, stainless steel, leather, and rubber tires.

It USES a series of removable clear aligners that are custom-molded to fit over your teeth.

Every new medium introduced since the invention of the printing press has molded our minds in different ways.

The robots in Capek's play are not mechanical men made of metal. Instead they are molded out of a chemical batter, and they look exactly like humans.

Sitting on a coffee table, between an outsized chocolate mobile phone and an electric kettle molded from chocolate, is what looks like an ordinary bar of chocolate.

From this microbial soup, fibers begin to sprout and propagate, eventually resulting in thin, wet sheets of bacterial cellulose that can be molded to a dress form.

To a large extent, the physical form and the habits of the earth's vegetation and its animal life have been molded by the environment.

Using any image as reference, this can then be used as a template for a brush, sprayed on or molded onto the creation.

One day, by chance, Goodyear dropped a small piece of molded rubber on to a stove at the same time a piece of sulphur slipped out of his hand.

With more adjustments than a chiropractor, the frame can be molded to fit all styles of rider, and all styles of courses - this bike is not just a one-show pony.