Sentence examples for composites with significant from inspiring English sources

This study offers an easily scalable and low-cost route to construct a wide range of particle reinforced metal matrix composites with significant enhancement of thermal performance.

The well-defined structural features, including even distribution, uniform particle size, excellent thermal stability, and robust architecture endow this composite with significant improvements in its hydrogen storage performance.

Furthermore, the addition of APP increased the flame retardancy of the PP/KF/APP and PP/RH/APP composites with a significant increase of LOI at 10 phr.

Nucleation and growth at optimized conditions successfully produced composite crystals with significant polymer contents and unusual characteristics.

Preliminary cell tests showed favorable cell adhesion and spreading on the composite coatings, with significant improvement in cell proliferation as Gel content increased.

The main focus is on the detailed evaluation of the effectiveness and accuracy of the method in the determination of the local dynamic behaviour of such composite media with significant numbers of inhomogeneities.

For the composites with PDMS, a significant increase in aggregate sizes is observed, but structure of composites remained dispersed even at C PDMS = 40 wt%.

These demands could be achieved with a new catalyst support architecture consisting of a composite of carbon structures with significant different morphologies.

FeAl and Ni3Al matrix composites with ceramic particles exhibit significant loading rate dependence of toughness due to the moisture induced environmental embrittlement at ambient temperatures.

In comparison with monolithic Mg-based BMG alloys, the composites with an LOS exhibit significant improvement in mechanical properties, e.g. a compressive plastic strain of ∼18% and ultimate strength of ∼1.2 GPa, have been measured in Mg81Cu9.3Y4.7Zn5 alloy.

The composite survey instrument was developed with significant attention to previous use of included instruments in Australia and among different language and cultural groups (see Additional file 1).