Sentence examples for eminent materials from inspiring English sources

In the light of the anticipated marked role of polyimides as eminent materials for natural gas purification, the future research directions to overcome the challenges are proposed.

Venice witnessed the creation of 'structural art' that drastically reduced the incidences of failure caused by extremely soft soils and aggressive environment, which extended the operating horizons of masonry and timber structural materials to the extent that very bold structures were obtained also before the pre-eminent materials of modern structures.

The fund's directors, citing concerns about lawyer-client confidentiality, has been loath to grant access to the material even to eminent civil rights historians like Taylor Branch.

Title II, Section 203 authorized the Public Works Administration to provide grants and/or loans to states and localities in order to more rapidly reduce unemployment as well as to use the power of eminent domain to seize land or materials to engage in public works.

The transcription of an eminent old solo, reused as written material and arranged for a band, has a little subhistory in jazz.

Our strategy combining the rational engineering of prodrugs with the pre-eminent features of conventionally used polymeric materials should open new avenues for designing more potent drug delivery systems as a therapeutic modality.

The title comes from Martin Heidegger, one of the last century's pre-eminent philosophers, and refers to tools or materials that have somehow become conspicuous in their uselessness; it could also be taken as a cynical definition of art.

Possessing high surface area, a well-defined interface of the material and central cavity the as-prepared material has proved to be a potentially eminent adsorbent for the broad scale removal of sulfamethazine from industrial processes.

The eminent British scholar squeezes a vast amount of material into a single volume, balancing the demands of geography, chronology and genre in surveying an age in which humankind vastly improved its abilities to control its destiny.

The author employs persuasive new material in her partisan account of an eminent Victorian couple who offended just about everyone with their many exploits (real and imagined).

Moran's achievement is remarkable given the breadth of subject matter: He uses archive material to quote ordinary people as well as eminent critics.