Sentence examples for finite material from inspiring English sources

Numerical simulations show that optimized cylindrical cloaks with finite material properties can be easily constructed.

Now, people not fully aware of what's going on here might wonder what finite material could be found suitable for these right/wrong tests for seven- and 11-year-olds?

I'm interested in the central paradox that we are finite, material, organic, biological beings with a finite time/space experience and yet we have this imaginative ability to overcome the horizons of our physical limitation through mental and imaginative activity; an inherent contradiction, but one that is eternally engaging.

This causes the fatigue to be combined with triaxial softening damage whose localization is governed by a finite material characteristic length.

The primary application of these results is for analysis of axisymmetric problems – the radial dislocations would be impossible in finite material.

Finite material orthotropy can be modeled simultaneously for both constituents and without the interference of their deformation-induced anisotropies when the partial-stretch tensors of the Lagrangean commutative-symmetrical products are defined with respect to the same reference configuration of orthotropy.

"I believe that if business exploits less of our finite materials on this planet and spends more time making better products that last long, it might help," she said.

In the realm of luxury or fashion, the nomenclature implies that there is some reason that a particular edition cannot be unlimited — finite materials or some production complication that makes mass availability economically impractical.

There is no more". Our economy, she realised, is no different: "It's entirely dependent on finite materials we have only once in the history of humanity". To MacArthur, the solution is simple – instead of using these resources up, we should design the waste element out of products in the first place.

Much of our current economic growth is predicated on conspicuous consumption of finite materials routinely used for relatively brief periods of time and then disposed of in landfills.

Based on finite-time thermodynamics, gravimetric exergy-output rate (GEOR) considering the control requirement, finite-material, and finite-time constraints was defined.