Sentence examples for a prominent material from inspiring English sources
Due to its excellent oxidation and wear resistance, CrN is a prominent material for protective coatings.
Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) became a prominent material for its use in bioanalytical devices due to their biocompatibility, their particular structure, and their conductivity.
Specifically, lead chalcogenide CQDs are considered as a prominent material for a next-generation photovoltaics (PVs) [4] owing to their wide tunable bandgaps covering from visible to near-infrared wavelength regime arising from a large Bohr exciton radius and narrow bulk bandgap.
Thus, systems based on this prominent material show a high ability to capture the drug molecules and to retain them for a long period of time.
It is the most prominent material aspect of a culture that flourished from approximately 1900 bc to the beginning of the modern era and that achieved an astonishingly wide distribution.
A prominent sensor material is zirconia, which, as noted above, can be an excellent high-temperature oxygen conductor if suitably doped with Ca2+ or Y3+.
A prominent anodic material of Si-MP/Carbon composite with porous structure is obtained via in-spaced carbonization of water-soluble binder sodium carboxymethyl cellulose during RTP.
Lead zirconium titanate Pb(Zr0.52Ti0.48 O3 (PZT), a solid solution of the perovskites lead zirconate and lead titanate, is a prominent ferroelectric material that has stimulated tremendous fundamental and applied researches due to its high spontaneous polarization abilities, piezoelectric coefficient, dielectric permittivity, and pyroelectricity [11 13].
More prominent material jet was formed at the substrate at a higher propelling gas pressure as the adiabatic shear instability is more evident at higher particle impact velocity, which facilitates the deposition of metallic coating on PEEK.
It is the only prominent material in the store that uses the shade of green that can be found in all of Prada's smaller stores.
Polypropylene, the material used to make gowns and drapes, was the most prominent material by weight, followed by cotton.
