(1) In addition, the upper and lower sections of the front grille have a honeycomb mesh.

(2) The very young bees make the wax for the honeycomb .

(3) A spin-off company is expected to market the technology and to produce the structural honeycomb products.

(4) The new call for unity and stability accompanied measures to improve China's defence, of which the most dramatic was the campaign to dig a huge honeycomb of air raid shelters beneath the cities.

(5) Honeycomb weathering

(6) He believes nature is the best designer and that its secret lies in simple shapes and components, such as the snowflake or the honeycomb , which are repeated again and again, all around us.

(7) With its honeycomb of medieval streets, the centre of York has struggled to come to terms with growth of motor traffic over the last 50 years.

(8) We've looked at the honeycomb material that the aircraft industry likes, which is half the weight of wood but 16 times the cost of wood.

(9) The lumps are a result of the interaction of the bacteria dissolving the bone, and the bone trying to repair itself, leaving a honeycomb effect.

(10) The buffet breakfast provides an extensive choice including enjoyably creamy scrambled eggs and home-produced honey still clinging to its honeycomb .

(11) The nectar is greatly concentrated and stored in wax cells, thousands of which form the honeycomb .

(12) This man-made labyrinth, constructed on a variety of levels, combines intimately with the rock's own vast natural system of fissures, tunnels and caverns to form a veritable honeycomb inside it.

(13) Next we could pose for a picture while holding a honeycomb full of bees.

(14) A honeycomb of caves

(15) The whole place stank of sulphur and the terrain, full of rocky ridges, caves, and deep ravines, was a honeycomb of concrete and steel.

(16) The foam has a honeycomb structure and is completely recyclable.

(17) He studied the crystal structure of snowflakes and the honeycomb structure of cork.

(18) These features included the mile-long network of galleries that lined the rock and the honeycomb of tunnels that afforded the garrison protection and access to all points of the compass from which they might be threatened.

(19) The surplus is stored away in the honeycomb to sustain the bees throughout the flowerless months of autumn and winter.

(20) Somewhere in the descending darkness was a honeycomb of seemingly endless caverns, some as big as two kilometers across.