Sentence examples for adjunct material from inspiring English sources

Kertess uses paintings, drawings, and adjunct material — mainly tracings on vellum-like paper — from the years 1971 to 1987 to explore de Kooning's working methods.

While most CNT-based drug delivery system (DDS) had been engineered to combat cancers, there are also emerging reports that employ CNTs as either the main carrier or adjunct material for the delivery of various non-anticancer drugs.

Julie Nucci, adjunct professor of materials science and engineering, teaches alternative high schoolers what engineering and materials science are all about.

Heilshorn had been working with Annika Enejder, now an adjunct professor of materials science and engineering in Heilshorn's lab.

Turgut M. Gür is an Adjunct Professor of Materials Science and Engineering at Stanford University, where his distinguished career spans nearly four decades.

While Myskow's (2015) Appraisal analysis of history textbooks found that authors themselves do not express emotion toward the subject matter, the author-oriented Affect associated with Emoter Voice can be found in adjunct autobiographical source materials in textbooks.

The order in multiple attribution tends to be as follows: determiner; quantifier; adjective of quality; adjective of size, shape, or texture; adjective of colour or material; noun adjunct (if any); head noun.

The composition of the amino acid spectrum of the wort also had a large impact on diacetyl and 2,3-pentanedione production, suggesting that diacetyl production could be reduced by modifying the wort amino acid spectrum through raw material choices, adjuncts, malting conditions, or mashing conditions.

These are an adjunct to its consumer-affairs material, prepared by Terry Trippler, a travel writer and publisher.

In this animal model, we evaluated the use of a clinically available, biocompatible collagen- glycosaminoglycan (GAG) material as an adjunct to surgical tendon repair.

For Christian missionaries, medical advances in the 19th century made material healing an important adjunct to the spiritual work of evangelists; no doubt, tangible improvements in the material condition of the people also assisted the spiritual "healing" required in the conversion of the heathen; and the importance of the human often took precedence over a theoretical religious "mission".