Sentences with phrase «tiny beads used»

White, teal and turquoise color thread and tiny beads used to create this opulent bracelet while classical picture insert inside the paisley flower stitched over bracelet to festooned cuff adorably.

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The machines have chambers and pumps to store the beads, clean them after heavy use and, most importantly, extract them from loads via tiny holes in the drum.

It's adaptable to different bead sizes so younger kids may use larger beads that are easier to manipulate and older kids can choose tiny beads.

I used a separate dish for each colour of bead, added 20 of the tiny balls and 1/4 cup water.

Using basic pony beads and pipe cleaners, kids can create their own tiny wreaths to hang from the boughs of the Christmas tree.

Seeing these discouraging results, Woodruff and colleague Lonnie Shea, a materials scientist, suggested suspending individual immature follicles in tiny beads of alginate, a substance derived from brown algae and commonly used as an ice cream thickener.

To find out, scientists used syringes to create droplets of a consistent size, then released the drops over a bed of tiny glass beads meant to represent loose sand.

I just love how scientists can pick up from the tiniest clues something as broad a question and something as [ethereal] as a question of sociability; but they can look at beads and they can figure out how they are used and factors of economy that go into it.

The researchers were able to use the grippers to grab and deliver glass beads, tiny wires, and tubes.

In a paper published this week in Advanced Materials, corresponding author Orlin Velev and colleagues show that, in a water medium, liquid silicone rubber can be used to form bridges between tiny silicone rubber beads to link them together — much as a small amount of water can shape sand particles into sandcastles.

Using tiny plastic beads as targets, they have produced proton bunches that possess unique features, opening up new opportunities for future studies.

The researchers first used an automated process to examine whether the compounds prevented SENP2 from severing the connection between a tiny metal bead and an artificial SUMO protein created in the lab of Wei Yang, Ph.D., the study's other senior author and an associate professor at Duke University in Durham, NC.

The researchers then used tiny levers to push 5 - microns - wide polystyrene beads over the surface (see image).

This highly sensitive biophysical technique uses a tiny probe — such as a bead or tip — that touches and exerts various forces on individual cells.

Leeuwenhoek, a linen merchant living in Delft, made his own instruments using a single lens — a tiny bead of glass mounted in a metal frame.

Using the dyes with magnetic nanoparticles and tiny fluorescent beads, allowed them to use the slime mold network as a biological «lab - on - a-chip» device.

This filler contains tiny calcium - based beads in a water - based gel that is commonly used to smooth out smile and marionette lines.

Tiny black beads are used for all of the flowers and leaves with larger black beads for t...

I have a lot of tiny beads and sparkles in my craft stash and used them to outline the front, back and top edges of the flowers.

Other striking works include Present Tense, in which she uses tiny red glass beads pressed into blocks of olive - oil soap made in the Palestinian city of Nablus in the northern West Bank to trace the outline of Palestinian territories as defined by the Oslo Accord in 1993.

Locke's postcolonial critique, The Nameless (2010), sketches striking mythological and other imagined figures directly on to the walls of one room of the Newcomb Art Gallery using tiny black beads strung on cord, recalling the endless strings of Mardi Gras bling.

Since the mid-1960s, Corse has developed an innovative technique that involves mixing acrylic paint with tiny glass beads commonly used in the white lines of lane dividers on highways and painting vertical bands onto the canvas.

Look for his coral - like shoe sculpture, built over years using tiny plastic beads, and the mesmerizing processional of religious figures, made from pressed yarn or beads, that double as costumes in his performance works.

In 1968, she began to embed glass microspheres, tiny reflective beads commonly used to brighten highway signs, in her paintings by mixing them with white acrylic paint.

PNNL says, «Using inexpensive glass beads traditionally used for reflective pavement markings at airports, the PNNL team has demonstrated 1000x magnification, which is necessary to see tiny anthrax spores and plague cells.

Tiny plastic beads used in body wash are polluting the Great Lakes, where they are eaten by fish and other wildlife.

According to the Five Gyres Institute, these tiny plastic beads, used in face & body scrubs and toothpaste, are washed directly down the drain and into our water systems, where they harm our waterways and the animals that live there.

Each «bead» is actually hollow, and they are very delicate (like teeny - tiny ornaments) so we simply hung it up using clear shipping tape because it's so light - weight.