monocrystal

The muscles must've spasmed when Hogg jerked the monocrystal through the wrist.

Wrist-thick hawsers of braided monocrystal held the ships together at bow and stern.

This is beryllium monocrystal felted in an elastomersingle-strand, you see, not woven, to limit the stress.

The two ships were knit together by a web of rigging cables, beryllium monocrystal of great tensile strength.

In a monocrystal with the c axis perpendicular to the direction of growth, the separation was proportional to the square root of the "local solidification time"; the proportionality constant increased slightly with concentration.

I'm a captain's servant now," Hogg said, dropping the weighted line back in a pocket, but he continued to wear the mesh glove that let him handle the monocrystal without cutting off his own fingers. "

Anatoly Artsebarsky and Sergei Krikalev had been up there for 102 days already, and today Tass issued a statement reporting that they had used a Krater-B furnace to grow a monocrystal of semi-conductor silicon.

Its polycrystalline nature means there is no requirement for special orientations to be set since - unlike natural single crystal diamond and MONOCRYSTAL - dressing ability is unaffected by the diamond orientation in the dressing tool.