Sentences with phrase «permanent ink from»
THE WRITING IS ON THE WATER In this video, sped up 10 times, researchers remove permanent ink from a glass surface by slowly dipping it into water.
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While a person might get their «penciled» name erased from the Book of Life when they die, once a person's name is written in permanent ink, it can not ever be blotted out.
Lydia had to idea to stamp cloth diapers with permanent ink to turn them into burp cloths and we found the perfect set from Yellow Owl Workshop, a farm stamp collection that was a nod to Beth's horse - riding, Iowa roots.
OUT, DAMNED SPOT Ink from permanent markers may seem nearly impossible to remove, but researchers have demonstrated that the surface tension of water can peel the ink off glaInk from permanent markers may seem nearly impossible to remove, but researchers have demonstrated that the surface tension of water can peel the ink off glaink off glass.
Invisible tattoos could replace the permanent dark ink tattoos used to ensure that breast cancer patients having radiotherapy are treated in exactly the same spot during each session, according to results from a pilot study to be presented at the National Cancer Research Institute (NCRI) Cancer Conference.
This fabric is designed to repel most stains, including those from permanent - ink markers, ketchup and mustard — things kids might have.
The latest update includes Achievements from The Lost and Damned, suggesting that the rumored $ 50 million deal that Microsoft inked with Rockstar for Xbox 360 exclusivity isn't completely permanent.
Many of her collage works are constructed from paper segments hand - dyed with permanent inks, watercolors, acrylics, and aniline dyes, and often washed several times to create richly saturated paper.
Two works from 2000 in gouache, ink and watercolor on Rives paper in homage to Marsden Hartley by Gallery Artist Frances Hynes are included in an exhibition at the Bates College Museum of Art entitled «Maine Collected: Contemporary Selections from the Permanent Collection.»