Sentences with phrase «tiny air pockets»

Pin holed any tiny air pockets left, fingered on glue over them to smooth out, then laid a top coat of glue.

Spigen's Air Cushion Technology — essentially tiny air pockets — is featured on all 4 corners of the case, aiding in impact absorption.

But dense rocks, such as granite, have tiny air pockets inside them, too.

Instead, the blue sported by bluebirds comes from tiny air pockets inside the feathers, which scatter light to create blue.

They were dense and full of tiny air pockets, just like the «glutenful» yeast rolls I remember from my youth.

The box grater produces thin little strings of fat which get distributed throughout the dough and melt in the oven creating a million tiny air pockets in the baked biscuit.

Whipping aerates the coconut oil and adds tiny air pockets, which tends to make it a little more stable in cooler temperatures.

Spongy white interior with a little resistance and lots of lovely tiny air pockets.

Not exact matches

Wool has tiny, natural crimps, which create small air pockets, making it an effective insulator.

Because the coconut oil gets aerated in the whipping process, the tiny pockets of air prevent it from becoming completely solid again.

The texture of the Naan should be lightly flaky crisp on the outside, almost brittle that the crust will break with the tiny pressure of the finger, but the bread itself will be soft, fluffy with nice flaky air pockets inside.

«You can repel water with a rough surface that creates tiny pockets of air between the water and the surface, but those surfaces don't always repel oils or alcohols because of their lower surface tension,» Tuteja said.

Rocks actually have tiny pockets of air inside them.

In 2016, the team fabricated polymer sheets studded with tiny polymer hairs, and studied how these manufactured pelts trapped pockets of air as they were plunged into baths of various fluids.

Minuscule scales on their surfaces cause some to lock together and tiny pockets of air get trapped between others, while natural lubricating oils engulf them all in a sticky surface tension.