Sentence examples for durable fiber from inspiring English sources

As Verizon replaces more of its old copper network with more durable fiber lines, the company also expects to save billions of dollars in maintenance costs.

(b) TEM image of AgNO3-PVP/APTMS/TEOS fiber (showing durable fiber; the black dots are small and highly dispersed silver metal particles).

Yet black lives, a durable fiber of our nation's history, are also fraying due to stresses beyond the criminal justice system, with many of the root causes directly related to health.

It is generally accepted that to be pathogenic to the lung or pleura, fibers must be long, thin, and durable; fiber chemistry may also be significant.

The demonstration of strict parallelism at the cellular level in vitro suggests the possibility that in the case of durable fiber toxicology we are dealing with a form of cell-solid interaction in which physical properties for which we have as yet no known receptors play a prominent role.

Wool is the most durable fiber, but there are many grades of wool.

Nevertheless, durable fibers are not the only key aspect of designing corrosion-resistant composites, as various degradation mechanisms must be considered.

Already, materials scientist Ray Baughman's group at Honeywell International in Morristown, New Jersey, has spun more durable fibers with a modification of the Poulin group's method; several other teams have also started producing nanotube threads.

These observations support a scenario whereby mesothelial cells undergo a series of chronic injury, inflammation, and proliferation in the long latency period of MM development that may be perpetuated by durable fibers, the tumor microenvironment, and inflammatory stimuli.

The authors reported that in this system, carcinogenicity was related to "durable" fibers longer than 10 μm.

Experimental inhalation studies of the dissolution of these less durable fibers indicate reduced potential for lung tissue toxicity.