Sentence examples for change of property from inspiring English sources

The charge for registering a change of property ownership in Syria amounts to more than a quarter of the building's entire value.

The change of property in ZnO had been reported.

The application of functionally graded material (FGM) concept to piezoelectric transducers allows the design of composite transducers without interfaces, due to the continuous change of property values.

The "hits" column gives the number of molecules for which the transformation resulted (according to the model) in a desired change of property, i.e. a reduction in aquatic toxicity.

The commercialization of stem cell transplants or patenting of isolating adult stem cells (stem cells modified between the time of harvesting and use - thus warranting a change of property rights and, enabling them to be used by third parties) also challenges human integrity [ 32, 53].

The apparent instantaneous change in the R-particle's properties during the L-measurement is not really a change of properties, but rather a change of knowledge.

Water is absorbed by most polymers, but a change of properties is induced only in specific types of polymers.

We can note that the objection, if sound, would apparently prove too much, since a parallel objection would imply that there can be no such thing as genuine (numerical) identity through change of properties over time.

From experimental data it is concluded that the change of properties throughout the thrombus is different for each thrombus.

Linear viscoelastic data from oscillatory shear experiments show that the change of properties throughout the thrombus is different for each thrombus.

A higher temperature during the manufacturing process and lower inherent viscosity (1.3 dL/g) facilitates flow but temperature has to be balanced against detrimental change of properties of the polymer [ 14].