"for a specific material" is a common and correct phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is intended or designated for a particular type of material. You can use it in various contexts, such as when describing the properties or uses of a product, or when giving instructions for a specific material. Example: This cleaning solution is specially formulated for specific materials such as stainless steel and ceramic.
This rapid screening process can further suggest optimal Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF) processing conditions for a specific material.
Experiments have been carried out to validate the FE modelling approach for a specific material sample (polyurethane (PU) foam).
It has been possible to elucidate the creep mechanism for a specific material by comparing its experimental value n with the estimated value for different mechanisms [11].
The analysis is based on the three-dimensional incremental equilibrium equations, which are derived and then solved numerically for a specific material model using the Adams Moulton method.
In general, at ambient atmosphere the presence of oxygen lead to the possibility for interactions between the molecules of the resin or the hardener, which could be very specific reactions for a specific material selection.
Many semiconductors of II I Vand II VI compounds can adopt the polytypism of zinc-blende/wurtzite crystal structures based on their growth conditions and difference in the internal energies of two crystal structures for a specific material [17, 18].
Refractometers are also designed to compensate for the expansion of a specific material due to temperature changes.[2].
Rheology is an important tool for evaluating the potential application of a specific material in the production of blow molding films.
Package synthesis requires a specific material design for each deposition technique, for example radio frequency (RF) sputtering [10] and hot-wall deposition [11].
Package synthesis requires a specific material design for each deposition technique, for example, radio frequency (RF) sputtering [10, 11] and hot-wall deposition [12].
An example of the method is illustrated for a specific viscoelastic material.
