Sentence examples for composites could have from inspiring English sources

These composites could have major applications in the area of environmental cleaning of various pollutants, electrochemistry or nanomedicine.

The results demonstrate that the proposed strategy is an efficient means to construct a hierarchical porous expanded cork/fumed silica hybrid network system, and the as-prepared composites could have a potential application for VIPs core materials due its cost-effective and good thermal insulation performance.

According to our previous experiments, we expect that the PE/PLLA/CNT composites could have more complex structural behaviors and demonstrate different structures.

These results demonstrate that an acoustic droplet hydrogel composite could have broad utility in promoting wound healing through on-demand control of growth factor release and/or scaffold architecture.

He told BBC Scotland News: "In some classes in Scotland where there are primary 1/2 composites you could have kids at 4 and a half, and other kids starting school at 6 and a half, and that doesn't make for easy teaching". He said that Scotland is among a small number of countries across the world where children start at four-and-a-half.

However, together in polygenic composites, they could have a major impact on developmental research, as discussed later.

Especially, the all-PP composite foams could have lower weight but higher flexural strength than the all-PP composites without foaming.

This novel OCP micro-fiber/chitosan composite coating could have broad applications in the biomedical engineering.

The formation of composite wedges could have occurred as a result of local geomorphological conditions during past Martian orbital configurations.

Designing the primary lining, the waterproofing membrane and the secondary lining of an SCL tunnel as a composite section could have significant practical implications including time and cost savings.

The Nasdaq Composite Index could have a hard time repeating yesterday's performance today, however.