Aerospace Materials

noun a weight classification in boxing and other sports, typically for competitors weighing up to 112 pounds

adjective relating to or characteristic of a flyweight

• In software development, a flyweight design pattern is used to minimize memory usage by sharing object instances.
• The flyweight class helps reduce memory consumption by reusing objects whenever possible.
• Using the flyweight technique makes your code lean and mean.
• She was a flyweight in the boxing ring, but her speed and agility made her a formidable opponent.

noun a type of strong, transparent polyester film commonly used in packaging and insulation

• The balloon was made of durable mylar material.
• I wrapped my sandwich in mylar to keep it fresh.
• I love the way mylar makes everything look so shiny!
• Her smile was like mylar, bright and reflective.

noun a type of toughened glass manufactured by Corning Inc. that is used in electronic devices to improve durability and scratch resistance

• The latest smartphones are equipped with Gorilla Glass to ensure durability and scratch resistance.
• I dropped my phone but thankfully it has Gorilla Glass so the screen didn't crack.
• I love how tough Gorilla Glass is, it can survive so many drops without breaking.
• Her emotions were like Gorilla Glass, strong and resilient in the face of adversity.

noun the branch of chemistry that deals with the study of high temperatures and chemical reactions in gases

• Aerothermochemistry is the study of the chemical reactions that occur at high temperatures in gases.
• I heard that aerothermochemistry is all about studying chemical reactions in really hot gases.
• Aerothermochemistry sounds like studying reactions in super hot air.
• Exploring aerothermochemistry is like delving into the fiery heart of chemical reactions.