| To reduce the risk of fire, DO NOT DRY plastics or articles containing foam rubber or similarly textured rubberlike materials. |
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| Cures to provide a tough monolithic, rubberlike membrane which resists air leakage. |
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| The whitish or brownish liquid becomes rubberlike after exposure to air and entangles enemies. |
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| Perhaps we should be thinking of foam rubberlike compressible material that absorbs the force of the collision before it reaches the skull. |
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| There are also rubberlike products containing sulfur, known in the United States as the thiokols. |
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| The robust, rubberlike, matt outer sleeve is preferred by stage musicians and guarantees the highest flexibility even in lowest temperatures. |
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| According to David Leigh, the president of Harvest Technologies, a Texan firm that uses additive manufacturing, it is now possible to produce things that are rubberlike at one end and stiff at the other. |
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| Under the influence of catalysts, butadiene molecules combine with each other or with other reactive molecules, as acrylonitrile or styrene, to form elastic, rubberlike materials. |
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| The damping function tends to one for small deformations, resulting in Lodge rubberlike behavior. |
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| The stock also features a rubberlike SilenTech exterior that reduces vibration and dampens sound. |
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| I fed a piece of paper into the black, rubberlike roller mounted on top and experimentally tapped a key with my index finger. |
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| OnFlex-V TPVs are said to offer a rubberlike performance, low compression set, high operating temperatures, improved chemical resistance, excellent colorability and low odor. |
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| Voltage changes activate other artificial-muscle materials, including rubberlike elastomers, electrically conductive polymers, and flat strips made of carbon nanotubes. |
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| The liquid is contained in a pouch separated from the drug by a thin membrane made of a rubberlike polymer, called polydimethylsiloxane, which is used as diaphragms in pumps. |
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