Lexicographical Neighbors of Plasticene
Literary usage of Plasticene
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Guide Book to Childhood: A Hand Book for Members of the American Institute by American Institute of Child Life, William Byron Forbus (1913)
"... the Plasticene Designer, Add-a-Bit, etc., according to the age for which it
is desired. This plastic material will be enjoyed at an even earlier period. ..."
2. Journal of the North China Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society by Shanghai Literary and Scientific Society, North-China Branch, China Branch (1920)
"... being Added to the plasticene in the proportion of lj drams (90 grains) thymol
to 1 Ib. plasticene. The resulting substance, which may be •tailed ..."
3. Public Schools for Girls: A Series of Papers on Their History, Aims, and by Sara Annie Burstall, M. A. Douglas (1911)
"The teacher could show this by using plasticene on the large slate sphere to give
relief. More detailed work is done of the relation between water and ..."
4. Surgery, Gynecology & Obstetrics by The American College of Surgeons, Franklin H. Martin Memorial Foundation (1922)
"JOSEPH B. DE LEE: I want to take three or four minutes of your time to show an
instrument and a plasticene model, demonstrating two features of the low ..."
5. The Analysis of Steel-works Materials by Harry Brearley, Fred Ibbotson (1902)
"When the specimen has parallel plane faces, it may easily be attached to the
ordinary glass slide by means of Canada balsam or 'plasticene. ..."
6. The Analysis of Steel-works Materials by Harry Brearley, Fred Ibbotson (1902)
"When the specimen has parallel plane faces, it may easily he attached to the
ordinary glass slide by means of Canada balsam or ' plasticene. ..."
7. The Boston Way: Plans for the Development of the Individual Child by Boston (Mass.). Special Class Teachers (1917)
"Stories of different countries. Dramatize. Use plasticene or papier ...
Use plasticene or papier macho for modeling type forms and for making relief maps. ..."
8. Iron and Steel by John Henry Stansbie (1908)
"If the cover glass is pressed down until it is stopped by the ring, the metal
adheres to the plasticene, and when the glass is lifted away comes away with ..."
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