The phrase "a material containing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a substance or item that includes specific components or elements.
Example: "The research focused on a material containing high levels of carbon, which is essential for the study of its properties."
Alternatives: "a substance that includes" or "a compound comprising".
Fine concentrates are mixed with crushed returned sinter to give a material containing about 6.5percentt sulfur.
As a result, a dynamic porous model is obtained for a material containing oblate voids.
To increase the number of these active sites, the researchers used a commercially available type of carbon that contains a large number of microscopic pores, which they packed with a material containing nitrogen and iron.
Additionally a material containing sulphadiazine moieties, which can be released in vivo by bacterial activity, is also produced.
(Au is the chemical symbol for gold, Si is the symbol for silicon, and, for example, Au0.8Si0.2 denotes a material containing 20 percent silicon atoms and 80 percent gold atoms).
This result is used to calculate resistivity contribution tensor for the fiber and to evaluate effective conductive properties of a material containing multiple inhomogeneities of this shape.
"You can't tell whether a material contains asbestos simply by looking at it," said Robin Denton, an assistant lab manager for EMSL Analytical in Cherry Hill, N.J.
Hence, when a material contains a finite amount of paramagnetic ion, the reduction rate of Bs with decreasing T becomes much larger than the above-mentioned T½ dependence of a diamagnetic material.
A can of a mothproofing material containing DDD, a relative of DDT, carries in very fine print the warning that its contents are under pressure and that it may burst if it is exposed to heat or open flame.
Qualitative agreement with theory is shown for the void collapse phenomenon in an impacted material containing a spherical void.
This was made from a plastic material containing glass beads and oil, with a projector and a 3-D sensor positioned below.
