Material verbs refer to tangible, observable happenings in which an individual 'does' something that has a material result or consequence (e.g., providing, jumping).
Tribocorrosion is an irreversible transformation of a material resulting from simultaneous physico-chemical and mechanical surface interactions in a tribological contact.
The updated concept of radionics (and one that persists) was that words and images are symbols that, when utilized, produce a material result.
"I cannot recall the currency ever having had such a material effect on results," said Nikolaus Schweickart, the chairman of Altana, a German drug company that gets 26percentt of its sales in the United States.
The investigation is not expected to have a material effect on financial results at the company, which provides technical support to intelligence agencies and the military.
He said it would not have a material effect on Allstate's results.
Terms were not disclosed, and Gillette said the transaction would not have a material effect on its financial results.
In general, dielectric loss of a dielectric material results from distortional, dipolar, interfacial, and conduction loss.
The heterogeneity of a cement-based material results in a random spatial distribution of carbonation depth.
If a rhodocenium containing melt is treated with sodium or potassium metals and then sublimed onto a liquid nitrogen-cooled cold finger, a black polycrystalline material results.
