0 a strong, light material made by twisting together small threads of glass and plastic, used especially for structures such as cars and boats, or one of these small threads
The capillary was contained within a glass fiber filament-wound body.
The upper panel (a) shows a glass fiber in contact with a small, functionalized bead supported on a movable pipette.
The most common filaments are carbon or glass fiber and are coated with synthetic resin as they are wound.
The mural is made of glass fiber reinforced concrete and is framed with a plain concrete border.
The magnetometer was housed in a glass fiber phenolic resin conical tube attached to the sphere.
When the two companies joined to produce and promote glass fiber, they introduced continuous filament glass fibers.
Non-woven glass fiber/polymer blend mats are used saturated with asphalt emulsion and overlaid with asphalt, producing a waterproof, crack-resistant membrane.
Open-weave glass fiber grids are used to reinforce asphalt pavement.
