clean edges造句

• Clean edges well with a damp towel to remove any chocolate drips.
• Same thing, clean edge of screen terminals with care.
• According to Clean Edge, there's little doubt that the future of energy will be cleaner.
• Colonies are smooth, with clean edges and, after a 48 hours of growth, tend to have a shiny surface.
• The clean edge looks laser-cut.
• The burin produces a unique and recognizable quality of line that is characterized by its steady, deliberate appearance and clean edges.
• In March 2009, Altair along with ten other companies was dropped from NASDAQ's Clean Edge Green Energy Index ( CELS ).
• "' Clean Edge, Inc . "', founded in 2000, is an American research and advisory firm devoted to the clean-tech sector.
• The yellow overcast was removed by filtration in the optical process, with the result being a clean edge around the ships.
• "One thing that's fundamental, to me, in Dr . Seuss is that there's a clean edge of page around every composition of images.
• Clean Edge analysts are regularly quoted in the media and the firm has offices in the San Francisco Bay Area and Portland, Oregon.
• He had added a couple of puppets to his act, began using a portable electronic keyboard and maintained the clean edge to his performances.
• However, greater demand has boosted production and is gradually lowering costs, said Ron Pernick, co-founder of Clean Edge Inc ., an Oakland-based energy consulting firm.
• But in fact, alternative energy firms raised $ 2 billion last year from IPOs and VCs, according to research firm Clean Edge, based in Oakland, Calif.
• It is common for skaters to skid the forward take off edge, especially on double and triple axels, rather than vaulting directly off a clean edge.
• For that reason, he hopes that Eldredge will win the Olympics, because he has clean edges and lines and is a skater, not just a jumper.
• Living or freshly dead bones are somewhat resilient, so metal blade injuries to bone will generate a linear cut with relatively clean edges rather than irregular shattering.
• "The flight feathers of most birds have a fairly sharp, clean edge, " says Gerry Carr, a biomechanist at the University of Victoria in British Columbia, Canada.
• Fontanari custom cuts fireplace mantels, window sills and chimney caps, either snapping off rough-edged pieces with a hydraulic splitter or cutting clean edges with a diamond saw.
• The latest book from Clean Edge's directors has been recommended by U . S . President Bill Clinton, Reed Hundt, Hunter Lovins, NRG Energy CEO David Crane, and others.