Sentence examples for composites into from inspiring English sources
Energy dispersive spectroscopy (EDS) analysis displays that the gradient composition ZrO2 SiO2 outer coating could be obtained by immersing the SiC precoated carbon/carbon (C/C) composites into the gradient composition zirconia-silica sols (ZS sol) in turn.
Its HexPad technology involves forming foam composites into hundreds of lightweight hexagonal pads that are bonded into fabric.
The infiltration of composites into cars and bridges is, in a way, more impressive than their use in planes, because aviation engineers are willing to spend far more to save a pound of weight, since that saves expensive fuel.
Insertion of these contracting composites into bonded preparations induces the development of mechanical stress inside the material [2].
The features of thermooxidative destruction of composites by differential thermogravimetry (DTG /differential thermal analysis (DTA) and the release of BAC from composites into aquatic medium were examined.
We present a method to develop single-wall carbon nanotube (SWCNT /polymer composites into arbitrary three-dimensional micro/nano structures.
To assess the safety for disposal of radioactive waste-cement composition, the leaching of 137Cs and 60Co, from a waste composite into a surrounding fluid has been studied.
Reading the less successful stories, you sometimes wish that Brkic had searched harder for the one telling detail that can transform a character from a composite into a fully realized individual, the one startlingly unpredictable but (when we consider it for a moment) perfect twist of plot that can turn a fictionalized account of a situation into something more mysterious, closer to art.
The Gibbs free energy of the system decreases upon immersion of a composite into a liquid.
The microstructure was simplified by transferring the BWK composite into an equivalent laminate.
A second heat treatment in the presence of NH4F °C00 °C for 1 h, N2/H2) transformed the Fe/Li2O composite into a Fe/LiF composite.
