Sentence examples for diversity of material from inspiring English sources

Other authors have simply remarked on the diversity of material on offer; Gillian Gaar said the album was "the most diverse record the band ever released" while Kenneth Womack and Todd Davis thought the diversity in styles was the album's most original concept.

It is also the process he found at work in immunology: he showed that the body produces the precise antibody required not by manufacturing it according to a specific set of rules, but by making available an incredible diversity of material from which the appropriate antibody is selected.

Today, Drake marvels at the diversity of material available.

Generally corrosion is a system property rather than a simple material property, and today the impact of corrosion on society and the related deterioration of materials lead to the increased complexity and diversity of material system including ceramics, which are not susceptible to electrochemical degradation due to its poor conductor property but due to the simple dissolution of the material.

Hu's pieces reflect that diversity of material, texture, and density.

"The best result of the creator-owned comic boom has been the wonderful diversity of material and the variety of voices reaching publication.

I was surprised by the diversity of materials -- natural stucco, shingles, brick, raw wood, steel siding -- because I expected that diversity would be achieved by paint color instead of materials.

Predicting the mechanical behavior of all components in a fuel cell stack is a very complex task due to the diversity of materials properties.

Moreover, the diversity of materials, the inherent structural strength, the dynamic characteristic, and the construction methods could entail different resonance frequencies or no resonance at all for this type of structures (Asteris et al. 2014 and Asteris and Plevris 2015).

Contrasting however with his seemingly restrained palette is the diversity of materials he used as well as the extensive reworking of the surface as clearly evidenced during the examination under ultraviolet light (UV) (Fig. 2) and X-radiography (Fig. 3).

Nanofibers exhibit a range of unique features and properties, such as the simplicity of their fabrication, the diversity of materials suitable for processing into fibers, possession of high surface area, and a complex pore structure.