With this, a newspaper could be uploaded onto a flexiblepaperlike display that could be updated as fast as the news cycles.

Caption: Figure 1: Hallux valgus and subluxation of the proximal interphalangeal (PIP) joint of the toes, varicose veins, andpaperlike skin in our patient.

While the latter produces films with apaperlike touch, the FX compound reportedly offers a silky surface.

The team can fashionpaperlike graphene oxide sheets a couple of centimeters across, though the technique should easily scale up to the roughly 40-square-meter size currently packed into each desalination tube, Dave says.

Producing all of her tailoring fabrics exclusively in England, she uses thin Swiss cottons with apaperlike finish that only its wearer would detect, and raw, loomstate windowpane prints that yield sharp, sculptural edges.

"The collection will be sharp, streamlined and, in a way, minimal My main concept for the woven textiles in this collection is paper I will also be utilizing readymade textiles that possesspaperlike qualities such as taffeta, cotton twill, and crAAape."

Examples of where phytoliths are commonly placed in plants are (1) the epidermis or outermost covering of seeds and fruits from numerous trees and herbs [7, 9, 15-19], (2) subepidermal tissue of orchid and palm leaves [20-22], and (3) the epidermis of thepaperlike bracts, called glumes, lemmas, and paleas, which surround and protect grass seeds [23, 24].

It is almostpaperlike, the petals so delicate that when it bursts into flower you wonder how a spindly stem holds its weight.

They bring with them, producing them from their pockets with the flair of a team of magicians, thin smocks of a waxypaperlike material to put on over their clothes.

Second, unlike amorphous silicon, amorphous oxides can be deposited at low temperatures, which means they can be laid down or even printed on pliable plastic sheets to makepaperlike displays.

It is featured with thepaperlike display technology and low power consumption.