The phrase "a material attractiveness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the physical appeal or desirability of an object, concept, or person, particularly in fields like marketing, design, or aesthetics.
Example: "The new product design features a material attractiveness that appeals to a younger demographic."
Alternatives: "a tangible appeal" or "a physical allure".
This paper demonstrates that material attractiveness is a multidimensional concept that embodies more than the FOM.
The nuclear explosives utility of a nuclear material to a state (proliferator) or sub-state (terrorist) is a critical factor to be assessed and is one aspect of material attractiveness.
For this reactor, material composition over lifetime is calculated and its material attractiveness compared to (spent) fuel from other reactor types.
This paper quantifies the irradiation of thorium fuel in existing Light Water Reactors in terms of: 1) the percentage of plutonium destroyed, 2) reactivity safety parameters, and 3) material attractiveness of the final uranium and plutonium products.
From the non-proliferation aspect, material attractiveness of plutonium were evaluated comparing with the criterion based on decay heat, and required TRU doping ratio in DU with TRU oxide fuel were proved to be as 1.6 2.5 wt.% with heterogeneous moderator, 2.1 3.0 wt.% with homogeneous moderator, and 4.1 5.0 wt.% without moderator.
It is known that the electrical conductivity of a material surface enhances its attractiveness for cell colonization, even without active electrical stimulation (for a review, see [ 11– 19] 19]).
There are several ways to modify the surface of a material in order to enhance its attractiveness for cell colonization and osteogenic cell differentiation.
Figure 8 A tourist density attractiveness map of New York City.
As a feminist, how could a man talk about a woman's attractiveness, or the importance of women's attractiveness?
Result showed there were seven typologies of areas, namely (a) high attractiveness and accessibility (b) high attractiveness and medium accessibility, (c) high attractiveness and low accessibility, (d) medium attractiveness and high accessibility, (e) medium attractiveness and accessibility, (f) medium attractiveness and low accessibility (g) low attractiveness and accessibility.
