thin sheet造句

A thin sheet of metal, especially of tin.

Gold leaf: A thin sheet of real gold.

Study of key problems in multi-stage deep drawing numerical simulation of ultra-thin sheet

A thin sheet or strip of developed photographic negatives or transparencies.

a thin sheet of (usually plastic and usually transparent) material used to wrap or cover things.

Paper: A thin sheet material produced by using rags, straw, wood or other fibrous material as its main constituent.

And I look. I am always looking for a fresh texture, a new edge, a paper-thin sheet to layer.

With a thin sheet of paper, they built the warmest wall for the teacher in the cold winter.

The artificial leaf is a thin sheet of semiconducting silicon - the material most solar cells are made of - which turns the energy of sunlight into a flow of wireless electricity within the sheet.

The word in Hebrew is something that's been beaten out, like a metal worker would hammer out a thin sheet of metal.

It feels like strong acid and alkali are placed in the same glass bottle at the same time, separated by a thin sheet of paper.

You're so lucky that you didn't let that thin sheet of paper delay a pair of eyes that could see farther.

The Okavango covers thousands of square miles, but it is really just a thin sheet of water stretched across the sands of the Kalahari.

Those DNA strands were fastened to a piece of glass covered with a thin sheet of gold, then bathed repeatedly in different solutions of enzymes that interacted with the DNA to weed out the wrong answers.

"Cotton, wool, waste silk, and man-made staple are subjected to carding. Carding produces a thin sheet of uniform thickness that is then condensed to form a thick, continuous, untwisted strand called sliver."

"Veneer: Extremely thin sheet of rich-coloured wood (such as mahogany, ebony, or rosewood) or precious materials (such as ivory or tortoiseshell) cut in decorative patterns and applied to the surface of a piece of furniture."

The way water is spun up by tyres - here, exiting as a thin sheet that develops holes and arcs - is of particular interest to safety regulators and tyre makers.

Put a thin sheet of paper on the surface of the cut meat. If it can be completely uncovered later, and the paper is wet, it may be waterflooded meat. When cutting the mucosa, meat with more dilute mucus should be carefully eaten.