1, Low viscosity injection moldable, flame retardant PC.

2, Plastics are great because they are so easily moldable into just about anything, but that manipulability also often introduces a degree of fragility as well.

3, The invention relates to an injection moldable bone repair composite material and a preparation method and a using method thereof.

4, The word plastic also means moldable or workable , such as dough or wet clay.

5, The word plastic also means moldable or workable , such as with dough or wet clay .

6, This means the moldable gripper can function without needing sophisticated artificial intelligence software.

7, Plastic materials are either liquid or moldable during the processing state ,(http:///moldable.html) after which they turn to a solid .

8, ZIRCAR Refractory Composites, Inc. recently announced the introduction of its refractory sheet type RS-SI silica moldable.

9, The means for doing so were found in a special moldable agarose gel, dubbed 3-D Petri dishes, that encourage cells to grow into certain shapes and structures.

10, The reason is that brass is a soft, malleable material that is moldable into a range of shapes and raised designs.

11, Now Yale scientists are doing away with this strength-moldability tradeoff by developing novel metal alloys that are as moldable as plastic.

12, The phenolic resin took off first as a superior, easily moldable insulator against heat and electrical current, then as a key material in Art Deco design.

13, Since the start of the "modern eye", the "ink painting art" has become a moldable object attached to the "modernity" theory, a link in the intense structural relationship of binary opposition.

14, Manufacturers were starving for a better insulator that was easily moldable and inexpensive.

15, The World Cup replica consisted of 11kg of cocaine mixed with either acetone or possibly petrol to make it moldable.

16, The creation of the first modern chocolate bar is credited to Joseph Fry, who in 1847 discovered that he could make a moldable chocolate paste by adding melted cacao butter back into Dutch cocoa.

17, Yale's Jan Schroer Materials scientist Jan Schroers and his team have developed metal alloys that retain their strength while being as moldable as plastics.