Sentences with phrase «creating uneven surfaces»

The calcite builds up in layers, creating uneven surfaces during growth, like steps and terraces on a mountainside.

Research led by Sandia National Laboratories and the University of California, Merced aim at bringing down the cost of hydrogen fuel cells by using a dirt - cheap compound to create an uneven surface that resembles a plant's leaves.

When you seal the drywall it evens out the finish instead of absorbing into the wall creating an uneven surface.

Not exact matches

In conventional ovens, heat is reflected by the shiny surfaces of the oven walls; when food cakes onto those walls and burns, it creates spots that heat can't bounce off, which leads to uneven cooking.

● All - wheel suspension creates a sander, more leisurely ride on uneven surfaces like town sidewalks or grass.

Used in conjunction with height adjustable fixed — head / self - levelling head pedestals or fixed height paver support pads, the Levato Mono system makes it possible to create perfectly planar surfaces over uneven sub-surfaces.

Over exposure to the uneven surface of a wire floor can puncture through the fur of the rabbits foot, infecting the tissue and creating a wound.

Although Staniak creates the paintings mostly by hand — he builds up texture with uneven layers of plaster and then paints the surface in a range of ways — the paintings bear an uncanny resemblance to flat digital prints.

The interior surfaces of these glass sculptures are rubbed with Cephalopod ink — a product of the invertebrate's nervous system that is released in order to veil their movements or to generate a pseudomorphic cloud — creating an uneven and discolored projection of light from these seemingly polished forms.

Ferguson's paintings are comprised of built - up troweled layers of plaster with uneven surfaces, repeated patterns and illusionistic depth that suggest something representational yet actually derived from geometric variations created on her computer.

Drawings from this period convey spatial play of interlocking, folding, overlapping, or intersecting planes, with individual marks built up into slightly uneven densities to create a unified, field - like surface.

Although Michael Staniak creates the paintings mostly by hand — he builds up texture with uneven layers of plaster and then paints the surface in a range of ways — his paintings bear an uncanny resemblance to flat digital prints.

Their uneven surfaces and repeated patterns hint at illusionistic depth and suggest something representational, but in fact their forms are based on geometric variations the artist creates on her computer.

Planetary waves are large - scale waves in Earth's atmosphere that are created by the uneven distribution of continents and oceans over Earth's surface.

The «How - To» section offers solutions to common problems such as blistering, uneven gloss, and peeling on various surfaces; advice on painting and clean up; and techniques to create decorative finishes with sponging, ragging, and color washing.