The basis of understanding these phenomena is knowledge of the conformational response of the stiff polymers constituting the materials to an applied flow.
In this article the editors reflect on the formation and format of the journal, the force and direction of its articles and other features, the question of what constitutes the material culture of religion, and finally the role of materiality in the current study of religions.
Segregated soft and hard parts of the copolymer are thought to constitute the material unit, which is anisotropically distributed.
The fibres of the magnesium-rich members in the series are asbestos; these varieties, sometimes known as amphibole asbestos, constitute the material to which the name asbestos was originally given.
Research in this field is stimulated by progressive disclosure of the secrets of the natural nanomachines that constitute the material base of life.
The donated proximal femurs of sixteen post-menopausal women in the sixth and seventh decades of life, free of metabolic pathologies and therapeutic interventions that could have altered the bone tissue, constituted the material of the study.
Blair said May had not handled the SNP with the sensitivity required, adding it was undeniable that the hard form of Brexit she was pursuing constituted "the material change" the SNP had said would trigger its call for a second referendum.
High-mobility two-dimensional electron gases (2DEGs) confined in epitaxially grown semiconductor heterostructures form the basis of modern electronic and photonic devices, and have constituted the material basis for the development of quantum transport and mesoscopic physics, for example, the resultant discoveries of the integer and fractional quantum Hall effects1,2.
In this way, emission pricing could promote sustainable socio-economic development by safeguarding the stability of natural systems which constitute the material basis of economies, while at the same time providing public goods that are essential for human well-being.
