Sentence examples for because of hardness from inspiring English sources

However, tensors pose significant algorithmic challenges and tensors analogs of much of the matrix algebra toolkit are unlikely to exist because of hardness results.

Thus, work hardening, grain refinement, and martensite formation are because of hardness increase in the deep-rolled surface layers.

Rhodium is the most commonly electroplated of the platinum metals because of the hardness and lustre of the electrodeposit.

The results show the hardness increases by a factor of ∼2 in the first turn of HPT but the microhardness distribution is inhomogeneous because higher values of hardness are recorded in the central regions of the disks.

"Because of the hardness of your hearts".

Gift book wisdom: Because of its hardness and strange appearance, petrified wood was thought to scare off evil.

To these, however, can be added chrysoberyl, topaz, and zircon because of their hardness and their refraction and transparency index.

"The big issue is how you slice it and polish it because of the hardness of sapphire crystals," said Alford.

Brass, alloy of copper and zinc, of historical and enduring importance because of its hardness and workability.

Because of the hardness of the artificial turf surface, play on such fields is very fast and balls bounce much higher than on natural grass.

Silicon carbide thin films, though of widespread use in microelectronic engineering, are difficult to process by chemical mechanical polishing (CMP) because of their hardness and chemical inertness.