Sentence examples for composites can form from inspiring English sources

Limecrete glulam composites can form low carbon floors in buildings owing to the low CO2 emissions from manufacture of the natural hydraulic lime constituent of limecrete.

The functional groups on the GO not only prevent Pd nanoparticles from further aggregation but also provide a strong hydrophilic property to the Pd/GO composite, which can form stable colloidal dispersions in water.

When the lake level first rises and then drops, this type of composite sand body can form as a symmetric short-term base-level cycle that becomes deeper and then shallows upwards.

First, graphene oxide TiO2 composite sheets are prepared, which can form stable dispersion in water.

Laser cladding of the Fe3Al/Co42B + YPSZ/CeO2 pre-placed powders on Ti 6Al 4V alloy can form the composite coating, which increased the wear resistance of the substrate.

Moreover, due to GNP shape and size, aligned filler distribution in GNPs/epoxy composites can be formed at less magnitudes of AC electric field than in MWCNTs/epoxy composites.

A major advantage of using CNTs is that conductive composites can be formed at low loading of CNTs due to low percolation thresholds [3].

In addition due to the fact that composites can be formed into various shapes and sizes with ease, this creates a challenging problem for the non-destructive testing (NDT) methods when detecting damage.

First, the TiO2 NSAs/graphene/compositeostructurecture fabricated on the carbon cloth can form a 3D structure which can provide a higher specific surface area and enhance the light absorption.

Although it was not possible to estimate the electrotonic distance between the synapses and their total number, or to attribute the groups of synapses to the components of a composite EPSC, the labelling experiments suggested that multiple synaptic contacts between an SG EIN and a postsynaptic neuron can form the anatomical basis for the composite EPSCs.

For wider operational ranges these oxides can form into mixed oxides, i.e. alloys or composites for significant applications over mono oxide lubricants.