Sentences with phrase «after adhering to the surface»

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And after some time and regular use, the surface that adheres to the skin will wear and will become less tacky.

After extensive testing, the team found that the hydrogen binding energy (the amount of energy released when a hydrogen molecule adheres to a metal surface) was the most important factor predicting the rate of the reaction — information essential to researchers designing new catalyst materials.

The primer at that time wasn't up to the task of keeping paint adhered to the surface of the vehicle and so, after a few years of baking in the sun, it lets loose and vehicles start looking like yours.

Periodontal disease occurs when the bacterium in your dog's mouth breaks down the food particles left behind after eating into a sticky, yellowish plaque that begins adhering to the outer surfaces of the animal's teeth.

After scaling, the teeth are polished to restore a smooth surface, making it more difficult for future bacteria and plaque to adhere to the teeth.

Missing Truffaut (2014), a rare sculptural work that will be installed in Blaffer's courtyard, replicates a quotidian wooden lamppost and the type of handmade sign commonly adhered to its surface announcing the loss of a pet — in this case, a cat named after one of the French New Wave's most prolific and critically acclaimed filmmakers.

The bonding agent is added directly to the paint after it is mixed and it helps the paint adhere to smooth surfaces.