Sentence examples for a complementary material from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the cloaking effect remains the same, or almost the same as the cloak without such a complementary material inside.

A commercially available epoxy resin from Hexion was demonstrated as a complementary material to PDMS (polydimethylsiloxane) for rapidly fabricating rigid microfluidic devices.

To overcome the limitation, we develop a coordinate transformation method to design a complementary material, and add it into the central region of the cloak.

Nacre, with 95% (volume fraction) inorganic calcium carbonate and 5% (volume fraction) biopolymers, is a typical binary cooperative complementary material system with hard inorganic component and soft organic matrix.

Tanzer and Sim (1999, p. 268) suggested an enhancement of the ITC guidelines and the development of complementary material, such as a 'compendium of pitfalls and remedies' for test adaptations.

The study is a combinatorial approach of localized microelectrochemistry and complementary material diagnostic using SEM/EDX-analysis.

And Philippe Manoury's "Instants Pluriels" (2008) splits the ensemble into two chamber groups that move at different speeds, but play complementary material that seems (though the effect may have been illusory) to move back and forth between them.

The Hawley Collection, comprising more than 70,000 tools from Sheffield together with complementary material from elsewhere in Britain and around the world, includes 2,000 joiner's planes, 1,000 table knives, 260 micrometers, 50 anvils, 4,000 catalogues and thousands of associated documents.

Rather, stakeholders perceive energy wood as a by-product of regular forest management and highlight the importance of competing or rather complementary material uses.

The textbook handed out to the students was published by two of the authors (RB and AS) as complementary material to the certified ultrasound courses.

The presentations of this session clustered around several challenges: non-destructive investigation of materials and painting techniques, new combinations of analytical techniques for complementary material identification, to modelling of indoor environments and to better understand degradation effects.