Sentence examples for extension of material from inspiring English sources

Since May 2014 a new ISO Standard on Guidance for the extension of Material Flow Cost Accounting (MFCA) into the Supply Chain is in preparation.

Ockham had claimed that it was superfluous to posit quantitative forms really distinct from substance and quality, since quantity presupposes what it is intended to explain, i.e., the extension of material substances and their having parts outside parts.

The plastic extension of material behind crack tip, Δyp, obtained by the integration of vertical plastic deformation perpendicularly to crack flank, is proposed here to quantify the residual plastic field.

On the contrary, Ockham had claimed that it was superfluous to posit quantitative forms really distinct from substance and quality, since quantity presupposes what it is intended to explain, that is, the extension of material substances and their having parts outside parts.

We have been taught to fear empathy as a means of survival by extension of material gain.

The spatial and material virials are further related to eachother in the framework of hyperelasticity, and a tensorial extension of the material virial is provided.

"It would permit the extension of closed material procedures, in which claimants and their lawyers are excluded from court and refused sight of government evidence, to any civil claim, whenever a minister considers that openness is against the 'public interest'.

An extension of the Material Point Method [1] based on the Discontinuous Galerkin approximation (DG) [2] is presented here.

This study explores the extension of composite material to regions of gas turbine engines previously considered too hot for composites with moderate melting points.

In recent years, the high-viscosity modified asphalt pavement has proved to have a strong ability to resist shear flow and deformation, strong bonding strength and low-temperature extension of the material.

Mitotic figures were characterized by an absent nuclear membrane with clear, hairy extension of nuclear material (condensed chromosomes) either clumped (beginning metaphase), in a plane (metaphase/anaphase), or in separate chromosomal aggregates (anaphase/telophase).