The use of synthesized scents in this context, as opposed to 'authentic' (as in related to a unique material source) is also questioned by this author.
Rather, and in line with the parallelism attributed by Leibniz to Spinoza, as each productive process transforms a unique material (concepts in science, goods in economics, social relations in politics), each process can only be understood in terms of its unique causal structure.
The researchers fabricated a unique material, known as a metamaterial, that acts as a "lens" to image scenes using fewer components than conventional detectors.
We found out that a unique material could be formed, as in the cases of S _6)F and CHN in Figs. 20, 21, 22 and 23 respectively, when the PAPCs of all its constituent atoms, at an instance of energy, cross one another.
Zirconia is a unique material widely used in engineering, medicine and dentistry as load-bearing structures.
In this work, graphene nanoribbons (GNRs) coated with MnO2 are used as a unique supporting material for loading and dispersing Pd nanoparticles.
These encouraging results demonstrate the potential of lignin-based composite carbon nanofibers as a unique engineering material, thus establishing a pathway for adding value to the abundantly available natural polymer, lignin.
Avian calcified eggshell as a unique bioceramic material can provide protection to egg contents from physical damage and microorganic invasion [ 1, 2].
Films may be considered as wide fibers, or as unique material geometry possessing two dimensional symmetry (X, Y ≫ Z).
This impact derives from an improved insight into fundamental structure-function relationships, as well as the unique material properties attained with these protein polymers.
