Sentence examples for a corresponding material from inspiring English sources

Presumably, what distinguishes a subjunctive conditional from a corresponding material conditional is that only the former expresses a strong or necessary connection of some sort between the conditions specified by the antecedent and the consequent.

This indicates that there must be a corresponding material basis for meridians [ 5].

In conclusion, we develop an approach and corresponding material structure, the DLS, which absorbs solar illumination, and confines the thermal energy (formation of hot spot) to near the structure surface while efficiently wicking the fluid to this hot spot.

Here we report development of an approach and corresponding material structure for solar steam generation while maintaining low optical concentration and keeping the bulk liquid at low temperature with no vacuum.

Each method uses only a single 50-nt probe of the corresponding material carrying a single HCR initiator.

We report the development of a new approach and corresponding material structure that localizes the solar energy where evaporation occurs and minimizes the heat losses leading to enhanced solar thermal efficiency at low optical concentration in open air while generating steam.

Further, this was achieved with a conductivity of only a fifth of that of the corresponding material.

Meanwhile, making use of nanofibers prepared with the corresponding material as a drug carrier material can also achieve this aim.

When aiming at establishing a general simulation tool for viscoelastic media over these different time scales, a suitable material model and its corresponding material parameters can only be determined if an appropriate number of experimental data is taken into account.

The proposed hyperelastic model is represented by a power series with an arbitrary number of terms and corresponding material constants which can easily be evaluated from experimental data.

The results strongly depend on the silver grain size and significantly differ from the cross-section of a corresponding homogeneous material.