Sentence examples for composites for example from inspiring English sources

Carbon fiber composites, for example, are five times stiffer than steel for the same weight allowing for much lighter structures for the same level of performance.

American aviation pioneer Burt Rutan's company Scaled Composites, for example, was developing SpaceShipOne (SS1), which would be carried to a high launch altitude by a twin-engine jet aircraft, rocket into space, and then glide to a landing.

The presented sensor is useful for in-situ pressure measurements, especially for high temperature and low or zero bleed curing of composites, for example, out of autoclave curing.

In plain weave carbon fiber/silicon carbide (C/SiC) composites, for example, when microcracks form in the as-produced parts due to the mismatch in thermal properties between constituents, a multiscale thermoelastic framework can be used to capture the initial damage state of these composites.

(a) Strengthening centre columns using fibre composites, for example, (b) increasing the stiffness of the side and bottom structure of the hull and (c) increasing the stiffness of both the deck beams and their connections.

The structure of the composites was readily tailored using the composite composition, for example the lamellar pore width decreased from 50 45 to 5 10 μm, while the lamellar thickness increased from 2 3 to 20 25 μm, with an increase of the TiO2 content from 45 to 77 vol%.

The Nasdaq composite, for example, pulled out of an early 3.4percentt decline and boasted a rise of 3.3percentt by midafternoon, only to slip back and finish with a small advance of 20.33 points, or 0.49percentt, at 4,169.22.

In the red composite, for example, blue and green light is passed along from dye molecule to dye molecule, gradually converting it to the red wavelength with as little loss as possible.

95KHS·5WPA (mol%) composite, for example, showed very high anhydrous proton conductivity of 1.3 × 10−2 to 2.4 × 10−3 S cm−1 in a temperature range from 160 °C to 80 °C under ambient pressure.

The above composite, for example, is a real picture of the pyramids at Giza, overlaid with an astronomical nightscape and the distant galaxy NGC 3190.

If they'd seen the Eastwood composite, for example, their task might be to pair a photo of Eastwood with a separate photo of the tower.