Sentence examples for employed to impart from inspiring English sources

In this work, the photo-reversible [4πs+4πs] cycloaddition reaction of anthracene moieties is employed to impart wavelength dependent properties into carboxylated nitrile butadiene rubber networks.

A design of experiments methodology was employed to impart data as to how processing parameters and material formulation affect the impact performance of the biocomposite.

Standard freeze drying and unidirectional freeze drying were employed to impart the necessary pore architecture, and our results suggest that unidirectional freezing is a pertinent modification to the freeze drying process to obtain axially aligned channels.

Injuries are kicking in and further disrupting, and while the Indian seamers have reverse-swung the ball wickedly there is little evidence that Troy Cooley, the Australia bowling coach, has revealed to his own pacemen the secrets that he was employed to impart.

Common types of joints include the dovetail, used for joining two flat members together at right angles, as in the sides of a drawer; the dowelled joint, in which dowelling is employed to impart mechanical strength; and the mortise and tenon, used to join a horizontal member with the vertical member of a frame.

Text has been cut down to the essentials, while visuals are increasingly employed to impart important information.

And music is the language we use to impart that.

Rich in illustrations and intellectually rigorous in its commentary, the scroll is a parody of disputation, a literary genre of medieval Japan that employed controversy to impart an edifying message.

"Nonfunctional" silanes are employed to modify the surface energy or wettability of substrates and are not intended to impart chemical reactivity to the substrate.

In the present study, low energy ion implantation was employed to engineer the surface of a Zr-based bulk metallic glass (BMG), aiming at improving the biocompatibility and imparting bioactivity to the surface.

The first employs a laser to impart enough energy to charge the molecule and turn it into a gas.