Meanings of glass fibre in English

The machine is made of "exceptional materials such as carbon, steel and glass fibre" and is "a complete innovation in the fitness field."

Depression of the percentage of lymphocyte subpopulation of CD 16+56 (natural killer cells) in peripheral blood was found in glass fibre workers.

To enable insertion with minimal trauma, glass fibres embedded in silicone were used as models.

Coating and corrosion of glass fibres were sporadic findings.

Of course you've seen the ink erasers made of a cluster of fine glass fibres.

San Diego-based Firewire surfboards is using the wool to add strength to their boards instead of glass fibres.

No mesotheliomas or other tumours of the respiratory tract were observed in hamsters treated with glass fibres alone.

In the present study, resorbable composites comprising a PLA matrix reinforced with iron doped phosphate glass fibres were investigated.

The insertion forces of silicone-coated glass fibres are comparable to those measured with conventional cochlear implant (CI) electrodes.

After microscopic and other examination weeded out samples that were plant and glass fibres, Sykes' team recovered DNA from 30 hair samples.

Even if we fixed the hardware problem and ran beautiful glass fibres capable of a gleaming gigabit per second to everyone, we'd still be stuck.

A violent focal acute pneumonitis was evoked by the glass fibres and was followed by excessive accumulations of alveolar macrophages often loaded with glass fibres.

So too have airborne volcanic glass fibres, called "Pele's hair" - wispy strands produced by lava fountains and carried aloft by the wind.