metallic造句

Cadmium is a metallic element.

The tube is supported by a metallic support, or stent.

Swap your pumps for stiletto heels, metallic sandals, or knee-high boots.

a steel gray metallic mineral (a sulphide of lead and antimony).

To recover the metallic gold, we now need to precipitate the gold that’s in solution.

In the past, metallic money provided an inconvenient and unsatisfactory solution to the question of value.

The environment was noxious, the air full of acid and metallic aerosol particles.

It seems to think for a moment, then approaches a table for a closer look at an oblong metallic object.

Its density is presumed to indicate a metallic core, probably made mostly of iron. No other explanation is plausible.

The first samples of this new metallic glass were relatively small glass rods just a millimeter in diameter.

But some relativistic calculations suggested it might actually behave like a different element, the inert (and non-metallic) gas, radon.

Some of the magnolia leaves have a bit of shimmer . . . I couldn’t resist enhancing many of them with a little metallic craft paint.

Entirely clad with an iridescent metallic skin, the building changes colour with the light and, as a whole, greatly resembles a large ingot.

When the Heliotalic frequencies are seen with the inner vision, they appear as pastel, rainbow colors mixed with pale silver, almost like a metallic light frequency.

Artificial hips, intended to last 15 years or more, need early replacement far more frequently for reasons like dislocation than because of problems caused by metallic debris.

all common sulfide minerals except sphalerite are electric conductors, so are most other minerals with a metallic luster, including graphite and some kind of coal.

But when scientists squeezed tiny samples of a metallic glass under high pressure, they got a surprise: the atoms lined up in a regular pattern to form a single crystal.

But studies in recent years indicate that in some cases the devices can quickly begin to wear, generating high volumes of metallic debris that is absorbed into a patient's body.

"Neoprene: Any of a class of elastomers (rubberlike synthetic organic compounds of high molecular weight) made by polymerization of the monomer 2-chloro-1,3-butadiene and vulcanized (cross-linked, like rubber), by sulfur, metallic oxides, or other agents."

The results revealed that in trees closest to the Wi-Fi source the upper and lower epidermis (skin) of the leaves developed a metallic luster and began to die off.