“stickiness”造句，怎麼用stickiness造句

Because the stickiness that allow platelets to heal your wounds also raises your risk of heart attack.

For coughs and sore throats, it may be the stickiness and viscosity of honey that makes it work well.

Will we still make bonfires on the beach, collect driftwood and fairy glass, make s'mores even though no one really likes them, since marshmallows surpass superglue for stickiness?

Marketers call that "stickiness" because it means both sides of the relationship are stuck (invested) in this generative asset, and will be reluctant to switch and start over.

In many historical literatures, Tung oil and sticky rice juice were mentioned as construction materials for ramparts and walls of the palace because of their high stickiness and durability.

They have a pure taste and the quintessential stickiness.

However, the stimulus may have contributed to the stickiness of deal pricing, which hasn't fallen substantially.

Check that the piston head is blocked due to the stickiness of the O-ring on it.

The gelatin ingredients prevent stickiness and smudging, and the brilliant fruit colours make your lips as luscious and juicy as fresh fruit pastilles.

I remember how my mother used to go into other people's houses and restaurants and wrinkle her nose, then whisper very loudly: "I can see and feel the stickiness with my nose."

It is characterized by the high solubility, and high stickiness at low temperature.

This stickiness owes much to past Labour hoarding: job losses did not match output falls during the recession, so many businesses have not needed to add to payrolls in the early stages of recovery.

Referring to paste, people who was satiated with food never knew, the barnyard grass flour had not stickiness.

The viscous term has to do with the stickiness of the medium.