Sentence examples for composite known from inspiring English sources

The presence of high interfacial stresses that develop near the end of composite known as edge effect may compromise the résistance to failure of strengthened structure.

The fire at Lakanal House in Camberwell, south-east London, in 2009, which killed six people, was deemed to have been exacerbated by the cladding system – in this case a fibre composite known as Trespa, which offered less fire resistance than the asbestos panels they had replaced.

The presence of high interfacial shear stresses that develop near the end of the composite known as edge effect may compromise the resistance to failure of the strengthened structure.

And once again, the dielectric constant comes into play: the dielectric constant of the current industry standard for circuit board epoxies, a composite known as FR4, can range from 3.9 to 4.8, depending on the manufacturer.

These artificially structured composites, known as metamaterials, have the potential to fill critical voids in the electromagnetic spectrum where material response is limited and enable the construction of novel devices.

Biological chiral fibrous composites, known as biological plywoods, found throughout nature including the exoskeletons of insects and plant cell walls have optimized structural and functional properties, such as the iridescent colors observed in beetle cuticles.

In the dental industry's ongoing search for materials with improved properties, a new generation of flowable composites, known as "bulk-fill flowable composites," has been introduced to the dental market.

The large number of published services has motivated the development of tools for creating customized composite services known as service compositions.

However, 341 = 11 × 31, so it is a composite number (a special type of composite number known as a pseudoprime).

The procedure is applied to a new type of composite beam known as the PCFC (pre-cast cold-formed composite) beam, details of which are explained herein.

Certain species, for example, grow in a mutualistic relationship with fungi, forming composite organisms known as lichens.