Sentence examples for Material is converted from inspiring English sources
In this stage, not all of the organic material is converted: some becomes a charcoal-like material.
Soybean oil (trioleic, trilinoleic and tripalmitic) at 1000 kg/h as raw material is converted to 99 wt% pure biodiesel.
Above the surface of the white dwarf, the freefall kinetic energy of the material is converted into thermal energy, producing a strong shock wave.
At high shear stress, the aqueous NFC has small viscosity that supports injectability, whereas at low shear stress conditions the material is converted to an elastic gel.
Simultaneously, elongating of the giant magetostrictive material is converted to shortening of the actuator's axial dimension with the help of an output rod in "T" type.
Under some deposition conditions and depending on the amount of Ba containing layers in the superlattice, it was observed that the BaCuO2 material is converted to Ba2CuO4−δ.
The composite arrow indicates that the reaction can proceed in either direction, starting material being converted to products and vice versa.
The exhibition also features a recipe for making fireworks the Grucci way, including a step-by-step description showing the raw material being converted into so-called cakes that are sliced and loaded into individual shells.
The outer blocks of this material were converted to the acrylic acid form by a thermal process that caused a beta-scission reaction in a simple thermal process, as verified by FTIR and NMR spectroscopies as well as thermogravimetric analysis.
There she lived for eight months in a small house without mod cons while second-hand material was converted into an unusually designed solar-powered mud brick home, concluding in one poem that the jury was still out on this move.
The experimental information on striation spacing in the given material was converted into da/dN ΔK data and further extrapolated towards lower crack growth rates assuming a linear relationship between da/dN and ΔK when plotted in log log coordinates.
