In some cases, the crazing also gains a more uniform appearance.

The vein decoration has been described as "giving the appearance of bad crazing."

The problem results in delayed or secondary crazing, which occurs over a period of time after the ware has been produced.

There was brown-lined crazing around the plug-hole and a stain where the tap had dripped.

When this occurs, expansion and contraction of the painting will result in a crazing of the varnish surface.

Ceramics manufacturers can even schedule unruly crazing and fugitive iridescences into glazes.

A later technique called "crazing" employed a pair of circular stones used like millstones, the top one rotating on the fixed lower stone.

Although fully mineralized and containing no water-and therefore not subject to dehydration and subsequent crazing as seen in opal-ammolite is often damaged due to environmental exposure.

These acrylic materials should never be cleaned with any agent containing alcohol (i.e. glass cleaner), as this will adversely affect the material surface causing a phenomenon known a "crazing".

Even ammonium-based glass-cleaner and almost everything short of soap-and-water produces similar undesirable crazing, sometimes over the entire surface of the cut parts, at great distances from the stressed edge.

Further, the cutting of the PMMA sheet by the fly cutter requires specific operating conditions and tools to avoid introducing any stress and crazing of the photoresist.

Because glazes need to be firmly attached to the underlying porcelain (or other body type) their thermal expansion must be tuned to 'fit' the body so that crazing or shivering do not occur.

And there, you can see the bones, turned to the very same substance as the flesh, they are there, and also the fine crazing of veins and arteries, and something like lungs inside, but it is all transparent now, it is all of the same texture.

When she reached the safety of her cave, a mile from the outcropping of vallen-wood, the slope, and the icy plain, she had collected herself and was calmly pondering the new ice in her oaken bucket, reading its crazing and clouds for auguries, for insights and omens.

In some cases, the crazing also gains a more uniform appearance.

The vein decoration has been described as "giving the appearance of bad crazing."

The problem results in delayed or secondary crazing, which occurs over a period of time after the ware has been produced.

There was brown-lined crazing around the plug-hole and a stain where the tap had dripped.

When this occurs, expansion and contraction of the painting will result in a crazing of the varnish surface.

Ceramics manufacturers can even schedule unruly crazing and fugitive iridescences into glazes.

A later technique called "crazing" employed a pair of circular stones used like millstones, the top one rotating on the fixed lower stone.

Glaze defects can be as a result of the incompatibility of the body and the selected glaze, examples including Crazing and Peeling.

Although fully mineralized and containing no water-and therefore not subject to dehydration and subsequent crazing as seen in opal-ammolite is often damaged due to environmental exposure.

Even ammonium-based glass-cleaner and almost everything short of soap-and-water produces similar undesirable crazing, sometimes over the entire surface of the cut parts, at great distances from the stressed edge.

These acrylic materials should never be cleaned with any agent containing alcohol (i.e. glass cleaner), as this will adversely affect the material surface causing a phenomenon known a "crazing".

Further, the cutting of the PMMA sheet by the fly cutter requires specific operating conditions and tools to avoid introducing any stress and crazing of the photoresist.

Because glazes need to be firmly attached to the underlying porcelain (or other body type) their thermal expansion must be tuned to 'fit' the body so that crazing or shivering do not occur.

And there, you can see the bones, turned to the very same substance as the flesh, they are there, and also the fine crazing of veins and arteries, and something like lungs inside, but it is all transparent now, it is all of the same texture.

When she reached the safety of her cave, a mile from the outcropping of vallen-wood, the slope, and the icy plain, she had collected herself and was calmly pondering the new ice in her oaken bucket, reading its crazing and clouds for auguries, for insights and omens.

I said are these all the craze at the moment?

He was a craze when we were in school and college.

There's also a craze right now for works on paper.

So, what does that have to do with the gas craze?

One of the nice things about growing up in the 50's was the car craze.

Just about everything her sister has without the craze for men.

"Why has this craze for the simple life come upon you?"

Make sure the opportunities are real and not part of a craze.

Like any fashion craze, all this will come to a close.

The film had created a very big craze among the audience.

He certainly has a craze for anything that's really old and out of date.

"There'll always be a craze for one thing or another."

For several months, the craze would continue at the Lounge.

One of those crazes that seems cool for about 5 minutes.

Craze died of a heart attack on 8 December 1998.

He has got a new craze, and it always takes him that way, in its first stage.

When it comes to color crazes, cars are near the end of the line.

She is one of these silly women that run a craze to death.

Elizabeth Craze received a new heart in 1984 at the age of 2 years, 10 months.

I think it's become the class craze to have nightmares.

How much longer is this mad craze for series going to continue?

Now interest in membership on the national team is the latest craze.

We realized it was just a matter of time before the coffee craze would head our way.

"But if this is becoming the big craze, we better have it."

But the antioxidant craze took on a life of its own.

This must be what they meant by crazing across.

He found himself looking down on that molasses, wondering when it would start crazing and cracking.

Though some of the sinks show their age with cracking or crazing, most do not require refinishing.

When the product is stressed, crazing from the particles helps to increase the strength of the polymer.

Rather, crazing will occur homogeneously throughout the material.

The change in temperature and in the redox sometimes cause cracking or crazing.

A hot, crazing wind, like France's infamousmistral,blew down over the island without cease.

The causes of crazing include:

Crazing the surface with acetone or nail-polish remover or sand-paper would have similar effects.

Who Crazes Whom?

In addition, when crazing occurs, one will typically not observe "necking," or concentration of force upon one spot in a material.

For dear old grumpapar, he's gone on the razzledar, through gazing and crazing and blazing at the stars.

Nate's BMW was in the circular drive, and the only light was borrowed from the street lamps and the moon crazing the dark windows.

Mr. MacKenzie neglected to mention the house's original exterior stucco, which was crazing like the icing on a stale wedding cake.

Images of crazing via Google Images (look for the images of fine 'cracks')

The jacketed slugs from Garcia's weapon ricocheted off the steel and smashed into the portside bridge windows, crazing them with a thousand tiny cracks.

There were also iron foundries and an iron works, stamps and crazing mills, a smelter, blowing houses and clay extraction.

Olya, the name that leers Its lecherous longing and knavery, Whispers in crazing ears The secret spell of her slavery.

Up ahead, lightning strikes the great Wearmouth Bridge and grounds to the water, crazing floes of hard black ice, sending unlucky river rats swirling to the bottom.

Mixing polymers is another method of increasing strength, particularly with materials that show crazing preceding brittle fracture such as atactic polystyrene (APS).

This was considered to be the reason why drunkenness "drives men out of their senses and crazes them, inasmuch as they are then filled with the blood of their forbears."

The ingredients and processes of violin varnish are very diverse, with some highly regarded old examples showing defects (e.g. cracking, crazing) associated with incompatible varnish components.

The layers of wax were crazing into thousands of spider-fine cracks, the water was seeping in, chilling his bones, his hands were numb and burning with the cold.

But the biggest discovery was that white mineral talc mined in the California desert, when added to clay, allowed saturated color in a single firing cycle without crazing or crackling.

Once fired ware tends to be more resistant to crazing due to better development of the glaze/body interfacial layer, which reduces stress gradients between the glaze and body.