Not exact matches
union», which means that what we refer to
as «I» is not something spiritual inhabiting a
material shell, but that the body is included in this «I».
The Almond Board of California (ABC) has announced it is currently looking for ways to optimise almond co-products such
as almond hulls,
shells and other woody
materials in order to reduce food waste.
Secondly, design is joined with a family of high quality
materials, such
as our custom knit TPU outer
shell and stay - dry linings, wide latex - free back elastic, «Last - Ever» non-curling leg elastic and super-absorbent inserts.
Current cloth diapers come in a host of shapes, such
as preformed cloth diapers, all - in - one diapers with waterproof exteriors, and pocket or stuff - able diapers, which is made of a water - resistant exterior
shell sewn with an opening for insertion of absorbent
material inserts.
In addition to pieces of ochre that appear to have been engraved — the oldest such abstract art in the world — archaeologists have found tool kits that included abalone
shells used
as containers to mix ochre with crushed bone, charcoal, quartz and other
material to make paint.
«Our results indicate that these
shells were seen at the same time
as a source of food, a raw
material to make tools, and a canvas on which to produce engravings,» says d'Errico.
The porous carbon performed better
as conductive electrode
material than conventional carbon sources, often heat - treated coconut
shells, coal or wood.
Nanorod structures aren't new, but the technique used by Lin's lab produces nanorods of uniform sizes — such
as barium titanate and iron oxide, which have not yet been demonstrated via wet - chemistry approaches in the literature — and highly - uniform core -
shell nanorods made by combining two dissimilar
materials.
The preservation of Cretaceous mollusk fossils from Seymour Island is excellent, with
shells preserving original mother - of - pearl
material as in these two specimens of Eselaevitrigonia regina.
This allows cellulosic
materials such
as plant stems, wood chips and cardboard waste,
as well
as other tricky polysaccharides such
as insect / crustacean
shells, to be broken down.
Toward a Cure Developing effective treatments against the virus required researchers to understand the structure of the various proteins that formed its outer
shell,
as well
as the precise sequence of its genetic
material, which is made up of RNA — a process that took the better part of the 1990s and involved researchers working around the globe in government, academia and industry.
Nicole Gehrke, a former Ph.D. student in the lab, had recently managed to fill a biological matrix with mineral to reproduce nacre, a composite, iridescent, calcium carbonate — rich
material formed in the inner
shell of some mollusks and commonly known
as mother of pearl.
Applications for this research demonstrate implications for use in
materials like abrasion resistant paints, high surface area catalyst, electron tunneling barriers, ultra-violet adsorption or capture in sunscreens or solar cells and even beyond when core -
shell nanoparticles are used
as buildings blocks for making new artificial nanostructured solids with unprecedented properties.
In research published today (Jan. 16) in Advanced
Materials, a group of researchers led by the University of California Riverside's David Kisailus has identified a unique structure that wraps around the mantis shrimp's club to protect it from self - inflicted damage
as it crushes hard -
shelled prey.
Study shows how calcium carbonate forms composites to make strong
materials such
as in
shells and pearls
The system comes with ready - to - use organic
material in the form of shaved coconut
shells, so you don't need to do
as much of the prep work.
Actually most nuts and all seeds, legumes and grains, some more than others are ALL not digestive friendly unless they are soaked and / or sprouted and obviously like grains, nuts and seeds
as well las legumes,
as you stated they are the reproductive
material and
as such all have a protective coating to avoid predation in their
shell that are toxic upon consumption.
As hardcore options go, the Quadrifoglio will offer ultra-lightweight carbon - fiber -
shell Sparco racing seats and a Brembo carbon - ceramic
material brake system with six - piston front / four - piston rear aluminum monoblock calipers and two - piece 15.4 - inch front / 14.2 - inch rear rotors.
Customers can order high - performance options such
as ultra-lightweight Sparco racing seats with a carbon fiber
shell,
as well
as a Brembo carbon - ceramic
material (CCM) brake system.
BMW wanted to make the car
as light
as possible and,
as such, it manufactures the body
shell entirely of carbon fiber, a
material stronger than steel yet lighter than aluminum.
As per the new patent, Apple will use «layered fiber - in - matrix type material, such as CFRP,» in the manufacture of the shell of the iPad
As per the new patent, Apple will use «layered fiber - in - matrix type
material, such
as CFRP,» in the manufacture of the shell of the iPad
as CFRP,» in the manufacture of the
shell of the iPads.
As is familiar to all Vertu smartphones, premium
materials dominate the body of the device with multiple choices for covering the Grade 5 titanium
shell for the casing, reinforced zirconia for the ear piece and a sapphire crystal front for the screen in calf, lizard or alligator skin in differing color choices.
Walk into your local grocery, big box or pet store, and you'll be faced with litters made from a wide variety of
materials such
as clay, corn, silica gel crystals, recycled paper, wheat hulls, walnut
shells, and bark, to name just a few.
For this reason, such
material as crushed corn cobs or walnut
shells should not be used on the cage bottom.
Also known
as bivalves (two valves), the clam family contributes a lot of
shell material to the sea floor and beaches.
Warman makes all of her necklaces, earrings, bracelets and anklets by hand, using natural
materials she finds in her environment like mother - of - pearl and abalone
shells; freshwater pearls; precious and semi-precious gemstones such
as opal, jade, onyx, garnet and turquoise; metals of copper, brass and sterling silver; and 100 % pure cotton cord.
As if to confirm this, Barlow notes that she was rather taken with the way a delivery firm had stacked up the elements for her Hide (2010) installation in Basel (where it was eventually installed as part of a group exhibition curated by Berlin - based independent space Silberkuppe); and I get the impression she is only half joking when she says she was tempted to abandon plans for a full - scale recreation of a petrol station shell, preferring the unintentional sculptural amalgamation of the material pile instea
As if to confirm this, Barlow notes that she was rather taken with the way a delivery firm had stacked up the elements for her Hide (2010) installation in Basel (where it was eventually installed
as part of a group exhibition curated by Berlin - based independent space Silberkuppe); and I get the impression she is only half joking when she says she was tempted to abandon plans for a full - scale recreation of a petrol station shell, preferring the unintentional sculptural amalgamation of the material pile instea
as part of a group exhibition curated by Berlin - based independent space Silberkuppe); and I get the impression she is only half joking when she says she was tempted to abandon plans for a full - scale recreation of a petrol station
shell, preferring the unintentional sculptural amalgamation of the
material pile instead.
The uses of imagery and
materials in this exhibition are wide - ranging and experimental: rhinestones, sand, matches, cowrie
shells, handmade set designs, appropriated sports footage, family snapshots, found objects from the 1950s, 60s and 70s, and black contemporary and historical icons such
as Harriet Tubman, Paul Robeson, Nigerian Cardinal Francis Arinze, John Coltrane and Terrell Owens.
Japanese artist Hiroshi Senju is a celebrated master of the 1,000 - year - old Nihonga style of painting, which uses natural ingredients, such
as ground rocks,
shells and coral
as materials.
These intricate artworks are constructed in the
material of ladies» accomplishments, such
as quilled paper and
shell work, emphasizing the capacity of traditional female crafts to reflect on the complexities of the world beyond the domestic sphere.
She transformed the surface of the canvas with various
materials, such
as fabrics, mirrors, beads,
shells, plastic buttons, etc., which she combined with pure colours.
Utilising
materials such
as foam, wood, steel and plaster, her sculptures incorporate slices, fragments and blocks of
material, always in delicate,
shell - like pastel tones.
Her profound interest in
materials is evident in her installations whereby organic and plastic objects — such
as ornate textiles,
shells, animal forms and plastic tourist souvenirs — combine to create fairytale worlds that are both enticing and subtly menacing.
She then began an almost magical process of transforming the surface of her paintings with
materials, such
as traditional cloth,
shells, buttons, beads, mirrors and other objects.
Typical «found objects» include natural
materials like sand (see Sand Art), earth, stones,
shells, curiously shaped pieces of wood, a human skull; or man - made items such
as newspaper cuttings, photographs, pieces of glass, fragments of scrap metal, pieces of textile fabric, an unmade bed, a bicycle handlebars, and so on.
Adept at mixing pattern, color, and
material, Sonhouse's paintings feature a variety of unusual
materials such
as matchsticks, steel wool and cowry
shells, and include references to art historical figures from Ed Paschke to Pablo Picasso.
Best known for his pipe cleaner constructions and immersive, heavily patterned installations that borrow
as much from DIY design
as they do the history of modern art, the New York artist Lucky DeBellevue has a penchant for humble
materials that extends to the rubber stamps, wood veneer, and pistachio
shells of his more recent work.
Acidifying the ocean is particularly detrimental to organisms that secrete
shell material made of CaCO3, such
as coral reefs and a type of phytoplankton called coccolithophorids [Kleypas et al., 1999].
Bio-based: This refers to the product's beginnings, that it's been made with a renewable
material of sort, such
as corn, wheat, potato, coconut, wood, shrimp
shells, etc..
The models can be purchased
as a fully completed, ready - to - live - in home or
as a «semi DIY package,» which includes the
shell of the house and the
materials to complete it.
The δ18O (‰, PDB scale) for inner
shell material from 663 to 2009 AD with
shells as shown in Fig 1.
The modern M. californianus
shells from Tatoosh Island were aged
as far back
as 1999 providing historical
material for
as much
as 11 years per individual.
Called «underwater architects,» Caddisflies are a common aquatic species of insect that collect natural, substrate
materials like sand, gravel, leaves and twigs to build protective
shells around their bodies, using silk excreted from salivary glands near their mouths to hold it all together (
as seen below, au naturel).
We still have a long way to go before we can create
materials as sustainable and tough
as a sea
shell, but this proof of principle is a big step, with possible high end applications.
Neivandt and his team suggest that the ground
shell material can be used in other products such
as biodegradable flower pots.
Can we design building
materials that, like
shells, absorb CO2 from their surroundings and when saturated, simply continue to act
as building
materials, holding on to the carbon long term?
Lenovo is also offering what it describes
as style
shells, available in
materials like wood and leather, that will give the back of your phone a distinctive look.
In this scheme, natural
materials such
as quartz and
shells are combined with succulents and orchids on a tactile wooden tray.
Organic and natural
materials such
as wood, stone,
shell, bamboo, and wicker feel calming and harmonious with white's cool purity.