Sentence examples for because of their fine from inspiring English sources

His bird photographs, much like the paintings and drawings of John James Audubon, are ornithologically important because of their meticulous detail while also artistically of note because of their fine technique and composition.

Because of their fine grain size, these alloys also have good ductility at normal and low temperatures, making them amenable to a number of sheet-forming and strip-forming processes that require bending, stamping, cutting into blanks, or stretching.

Measuring the causes and consequences of these changes remains a challenge because of their fine spatial scale and complexity.

To facilitate better interpretation of the MR images, recently developed MnFe2O4 nanocrystals (MNCs), synthesized by the thermal decomposition method in the organic phase, are well suited because of their fine crystalline structure and high magnetic sensitivity with an excellent size and composition control [21, 22].

Magnetic particles are interesting candidates for various applications like cell separation (Sieben et al. 2001; Begg et al. 2002), hyperthermia (Hilger et al. 2005), embolotherapy (Lee et al. 2005), targeted drug delivery, diagnosis and therapy (Zhang et al. 2008; Bulte et al. 1992; Go et al. 1993; Kohler et al. 2005) of tumour because of their fine magnetic properties.

Because of their fine particle size, clay minerals are generally considered to be the most active of the mineral components in soils and sediments.

The thermal conductivity of Y-doped SrTiO3 + 5 mass% TiB2 composites was smaller than that of the conventional hot-pressed sample in spite of containing high thermal conductor, TiB2, because of their finer microstructures due to the SPS process, resulting in the figure of merit larger than the hot-pressed sample.

The commission said Ajinomoto and Sewon had received 50percentt reductions of their fines because they cooperated with the investigation.

Two schools, Sarah Lawrence College (#25) and Gustavus Adolphus College (#103), go unranked by USWNR and we saw fit to add them because of their generally fine reputations.

As a consequence, some of the affected individuals have difficulty carrying out manual activities because of their limited fine motor skills.

In particular, they represent an alternative to existing antitumor drug carriers, because of their ultra-fine size, low toxicity and magnetic characteristics.