How To Use Neoprene In A Sentence
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Shock isolating means protecting a component from these sudden jolts by mounting it with a shock-absorbing material like neoprene or natural rubber.
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There he sold his first wetsuits, a few vests he made from gluing together pieces of neoprene.
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It is lined with non-slip diamond-cut neoprene for stability.
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My first pair of chest highs were neoprene, they were cumbersome, bulky and walking was often difficult - they were also useless in warm weather, it was like being in a Turkish bath.
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Why all neoprene chest high waders don't have a fly zip I will never understand.
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These compress like a wetsuit, although modern crushed neoprene and compressed neoprene is claimed not to.
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After World War II, the cotton braided coverings were displaced by neoprene and, later, by polyethylene.
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Dressed in neoprene, with crash helmet, tank, fins and climbing belt, I was poised above the thundering, algae-green water of a gorge near Hallein, Austria.
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Its skin was like spongy neoprene rubber, the stuff wetsuits are made from, and its eyes were just so peedie for such a big animal.
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Now, he wears neoprene sleeves over his elbows, and he uses machines for his presses.
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They are particularly appropriate on those utterly filthy days of freezing rain, when the neoprene insulation is a blessing.
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So I decided to make it thicker by adding a rubber layer, again glued with neoprene glue.
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Yet from wattle to neoprene, the history of architecture is also the history of material invention.
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Constructed from body hugging, double layer neoprene, the thin-skinned but protective padding of this slick sleeve isolates your digital camera from life's hard knocks and cutting edge dangers.
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In the new codes, clastic bandages are considered those that contain fibers of rubber (latex, neoprene), spandex, or elastane.
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Add modern fabrics such as neoprene or leather.
The Sun
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It was Droopy Crotch Syndrome city out there - saggy neoprene as far as the eye could see.
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The first thing you need to do is prepare the backplate which entails sticking a neoprene pad to the metal plate and putting four plastic rings into the guide holes.
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Details include the use of surfer-dude "wetsuit" neoprene, fresh colours and flower prints, and the option of opening up the trailer on one side and making yourself comfortable on a built-in sun-bathing bed.
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Because neoprene doesn't breathe well, some companies now use mesh arches or air-punched insoles to improve aeration and moisture control, such as the newest Capezio Dansneaker or the Bloch Enduro-Techs.
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All this while chest-deep in forty - or fifty - degree water, mind you, and without being able to see any potential footholds on the side of the cave (because the water was muddy from the people who went through ahead of me) while wearing bulky, slippery neoprene gloves.
A day without a bruise is wasted.
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The thing I don't like about neoprene is the tendency for a leg to want to float away on you when you try to step over a log, etc.
I don't have a dog and is not allowed to have one. Also I don't have a boat.
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For them, Schwab added fabrics such as neoprene, leather, cashmere and even a metallic cracked lame, used on an asymmetrical cropped jacket.
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Many designers seemed to have succumbed to the liberating qualities of plastic, neoprene and PVC, with varying degrees of success.
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The case itself is made of neoprene (versatile synthetic rubber with 70 years of proven performance).
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She bought her tote from Built, a New York-based company that makes its bags from neoprene, which is stretchable and machine-washable.
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Plus, there are dozens of athletic bags that cuddle your dog in stain-resistant neoprene for when you're hiking, camping or just going to the grocery.
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New plastics were invented such as neoprene in 1932, polythene in 1933 and Perspex in 1934.
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This neoprene insulated sleeve slides over the bottle just like a regular beer can cozy, but it also features a built-in handle and comes in two fly patterns.
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New plastics were invented such as neoprene in 1932, polythene in 1933 and Perspex in 1934.
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Whether called coolies, koozies, cozies, huggies, huggers or can coolers, a neoprene sweater will keep your drink chilled on the hottest of days (or warm on the coolest of days).
Leisure: Keeping It Cool
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To compensate for the loss of grip with the neoprene decking, most snowshoes also have a metal cleat for grip under the ball of the foot.
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The boot has a three-piece tongue, and the middle, made of gel encased in neoprene fabric, allows movement.
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In addition to that, door seal kits include high-grade neoprene door jambs for the vertical sides and the top of the door.
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The MINI Cooper S Clubman will be predominately jet black with black "wetsuit" neoprene accents along with green trim.
Autoblog
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Anastas and his friends endure the cold water, watching icicles form on the brims of their neoprene hoods, to get some of the best surfing of the year.
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This neoprene insulated sleeve slides over the bottle just like a regular beer can cozy, but it also features a built-in handle and comes in two fly patterns.
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Yes | No | Report from prairieghost wrote 51 weeks 17 hours ago i'd stay away from neoprene, too hot. most of the manufacturers are producing good, breathable waders these days. you didn't indicate whether you wanted a stocking foot to use with wading boots (which i strongly recommend) or a lug boot-footed wader.
I want to buy my first set of chest waders. I just looked at a pair from L.L.Bean. $399, no thanks, not for my first pair.
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But the prospect of distance swims in cold, dark lakes, before peeling away neoprene to power off on a bike and finally to make jellied legs run and run is attracting Britons in droves.
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After World War II, the cotton braided coverings were displaced by neoprene and, later, by polyethylene.
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This nifty little sandal features a rubber outsole and an absorbent yet fast-drying neoprene upper.
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They are dressed in shimmering black neoprene, white cotton head covers and old-fashioned, oval masks.
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Du Pont renamed it neoprene and began to market it in 1930.
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Cementing neoprene in the opposite of the eyerow Cementing width.
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Ants crawled in the dirt at my feet, and despite the fact that I had worn a black hypoallergenic leotard and leggings, and neoprene boots (germs do not like neoprene, just so you know), I felt uneasy.
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A thumb spica splint can be made like the resting hand splint or the weightbearing splint with a hard plastic material or it can be ordered in a soft neoprene material.
Hand Splinting
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These boots will give a good grip on wet decks and worn with woollen thermal or neoprene socks will keep your feet as warm as toast.
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He built a few variations, gussied them up with silver neoprene skirts, then took out his first ad in the April 1974 issue of Boys' Life.
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I would post a pic of her some time in a skin-tight dead-sexy neoprene vest, but she's a chessie so she doesn't need one.
Booth Babes?
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There he sold his first wetsuits, a few vests he made from gluing together pieces of neoprene.
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Unlike PVC gloves, neoprene and nitrile gloves showed leakage rates comparable to latex gloves.
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Manton defied the doctors and, with the help of a black strip of neoprene that he bought from a chemist, played senior football for Essendon and Carlton for more than a decade.
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Surfers are then advised to protect their ears from further exposure to water by wearing earplugs, using a neoprene hood or wearing a helmet.
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Then you hoist the neoprene over the butt, around the puku, and with a convulsive heave you finish up looking like a stack of old tyres.
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They usually incorporate an elastic material such as neoprene and may include straps or buttresses that help to stabilize the patella.
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Keep them out of sunlight, UV rays are rough on the material, neoprene is not really affected by that to this extent.
How Long Should Waders Last?
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In the United States a truly commercial synthetic rubber, known as neoprene, was first produced by DuPont in 1932.
One River
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On a converted parking lot at Shepperton, the crew has built an entire village of trailers, dubbed Cape Town, where chemists and costume artists churn out neoprene-and-foam-latex Batsuits by the bushel.
BAT OUT OF HELL
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Wear cotton gloves if your hands get irritated; for wet work, cover the cotton with neoprene or vinyl gloves.
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The cost of owning an iPad can end up being considerably more, as users seek accessories such as neoprene covers to protect their sparkling gem of a gadget.
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Some of the materials used include neoprene, styrene butadiene, and polyvinylchloride.
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Structured leathers and neoprene coats contrast with stretch mohair and fine cobweb knits to present a soft-military look.
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The neoprene boots come with a sturdy internal lining to stop broken glass or nails injuring a dog on patrol.
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‘It's a very simple idea of a jacket made from 4mm neoprene with a zip on the reverse and adorned in the English flag,’ he said.
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Bindings also come in a variety of designs and materials, from a simple leather thong to a synthetic sleeve with neoprene or rubber straps and an array of buckle systems.
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Seam problems were resolved by the introduction of butyl seam tapes as a replacement for earlier liquid-applied neoprene adhesive.
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Sold by the roll, these products are made of layered neoprene rubber, often with a granular surface bonded to the top side.
