Sentence examples for creation of materials from inspiring English sources
NEW ORLEANS — The N.F.L., faced with increasing concern about the toll of concussions and confronted with litigation involving thousands of former players, is planning to form a partnership with General Electric to jump-start development of imaging technology that would detect concussions and encourage the creation of materials to better protect the brain.
Creation of materials easily assimilated by living creatures and not harmful to the environment is one of the important issues of modern nanotechnologies.
Producing material with size ranging from 1 to 100 nm, nanotechnology basically consists in utilization or creation of materials at the level of molecules and atoms.
The latter finding could open a way to the creation of materials with specifically designed barrier properties by designing nanocomposites interfaces with specific interactions towards permeants.
We also used information gathered by observing their actual clinical practice to guide creation of materials and scenarios that were as realistic as possible and sensitive to their cultural expectations.
The field of tissue engineering requires the creation of materials that are capable of directing tissue development, and one approach in achieving this control is through the manipulation of biological interactions between cell and material.
The spoken material was all in Morganti's native Italian, yet the comedy and intensity of her performance transcended language as she described how Bausch and her dancers collaborated on the creation of material.
Because the scale of the UK's broadcasting and communications industries will be reduced, costs of supply – whether of actual broadcasting and distribution or creation of material – will go up for all the UK's nations.
"My big question," he continued, "is, 'Why aren't we part of that conversation, and how can we be part of that conversation?' And I think it's through the creation of material and the presentation of work.
It deals with processes involving the creation of material particles from electromagnetic energy and with the converse processes in which a material particle and its antiparticle annihilate each other and produce energy.
This grand challenge is often much too narrowly couched in terms of the development of radiation damage resistant materials, while the enormously larger challenge is the creation of material systems and multifunctional structures.
