Sentences with phrase «more flexible surface»

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If that is successful — and everything thus far has been a big «if» — BP wants to create a more durable LMRP containment cap system by directing the oil and gas to a new free - floating riser ending about 90 meters below sea level (a flexible hose will be used to connect it to vessels on the surface).

Engineers must also insulate the riser pipes with polymers, plasticlike material that makes the pipes more flexible and keeps the oil from cooling too quickly and clotting on its way to the surface.

For those looking for something more intense, we also carry the Rumble Roller brand whose rollers provide a special surface that contains specially designed bumps that are firm but flexible.

One of the huge benefits of Liquavista technology is that it is flexible, which means it is a much more robust surface.

Our original vision was, and remains, that e ink is a flexible, elastic sticker with an integrated control circuitry active matrix mechanism that can be adhered beautifully and invisibly to all kinds of surfaces, imbuing them with the ability to express either aesthetic or artistic designs, or more importantly, convey relevant information when needed, and then disappear invisibly into the background as appropriate.

It cushions the surfaces where two or more bones meet to form a flexible joint.

These tools also tend to be more flexible than surface storage dams when it comes to adapting water supply systems to a changing climate.

On the surface, flexible premium life insurance policies are more affordable because you have control over the premiums.

The default 70 - degrees is fine for casual video playback and typing on most surfaces, but having the ability to adjust it would make the Base far more flexible.

Overall, the Surface Pro 2 is a welcome improvement over the Surface Pro — it's faster, lasts longer, and is more flexible than before.

What's more, the site also suggests «the housing and flexible display may be configured to form planar front and rear surfaces and sidewall surfaces for the device.»

MORE: Samsung's Galaxy S9 Will Be First with This Feature Another Samsung patent that surfaced in January suggested the company is working on a flexible design for the Galaxy X.

In other areas, the choice of surface treatment is more flexible and both oiled and lacquered surfaces can be used.