The phrase "and flows of material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the movement or transfer of materials, often in fields like logistics, manufacturing, or environmental science.
Example: "The study focuses on the cycles of production and flows of material within the supply chain."
Alternatives: "and movement of materials" or "and transfer of materials".
Instabilities in the amount and flow of material, characterized by excess deposition, were responsible for the distortions along the three fundamental directions of the cubes.
The number of operators, machine stations, and flow of materials to the conveyor have all been planned so that the conveyor can maintain an essentially constant speed with each operator and machine functioning near optimum effectiveness.
These problems involve questions such as how many mini-lines should be formed, which product families should be grouped into mini-lines, how many machines should be allocated to each mini-line at each production stage, how much and when each product family should be produced, and how loading and flow of materials should be controlled.
In this paper, we present a novel SFM that projects the stocks and flows of technologies and materials based on low-carbon technology deployment scenarios.
Both faculty and students identified that insufficient time was available to master the content particularly because there was a lack of integration of content and flow of new material.
WIO-MFA provides the composition of materials in commodities by counting the direct and indirect flows of materials in an economy based on IO analysis.
Patterns of urban development influence flows of material and energy within urban settlements and exchanges with its surrounding.
This exposure can result in altered microclimatic conditions and flows of biotic and abiotic materials such as spores or inorganic nitrogen, respectively.
Cucu said, "If it's a harsh environment, that's dangerous humans, or you need to automate the process and flow of heavy materials, that's where our technology makes sense".
Penetration occurs when the stress intensities of impact exceed the yield stress of the target; it causes ductile and brittle failure in thin targets and hydrodynamic flow of material in thick targets.
