“scaffold”造句，怎麼用scaffold造句

In fact, dark matter seems to act as a scaffold on which visible matter is arranged.

Using scaffold, the basic functionality of list, show, edit and delete for employees and timesheets can be generated.

He's also involved in developing a nerve scaffold (Neurotex) made from natural silk fibres in a silk conduit.

As the sacred edifice was too much thronged to admit another auditor, she took up her position close beside the scaffold of the pillory.

Shi has used the fine sugar filaments, known as cotton candy in the us, to construct a scaffold of hollow polymer tubes to support natural nerve regrowth.

Both template and cell cubes are coated again with the peG polymer, which ACTS as a glue that holds the cubes together as they pack themselves tightly onto the scaffold surface.

After many days, when time sufficed for the people to arrange their thoughts in reference to the foregoing scene, there was more than one account of what had been witnessed on the scaffold.

The bladder is then implanted into a patient, where the scaffold gradually dissolves.

Two days later, they coat the inside of the scaffold with urothelial cells.

Dr Sutradhar's ultimate aim is to use the method to construct a scaffold on which real bone could be grown.

Steel-wood composite support scaffold was employed for construction of Danhe River Super Major Bridge, a stone arch bridge with a main span of 146 m.

Charles was tried by a High Court of Justice, found guilty of have levied war against his kingdom and the Parliament, condemned to death, and executed on a scaffold outside the Banqueting House at Whitehall on January30,1649.

The brick-layer at the top of the scaffold is calling for more mortar.

There is a pillow tucked beneath her cheek and a steel scaffold screwed into her forehead to keep her head perfectly still.

Are toe boards installed securely for this type scaffold?

The stem cells took hold and within just two days had filled the scaffold, creating a new trachea that is, biologically speaking, Beyene’s own tissue.

A blind alley at the end of which is a scaffold.