Sentence examples for functionality of the material from inspiring English sources

By varying the placement of these BZ patches within the matrix, we could modify the functionality of the material or introduce multi-functional behavior within a single sample.

Joining of nanostructured metals by conventional processes, such as welding, often destroys the functionality of the material by disrupting its microstructure within the heat-affected zone.

Different generic textile structures containing yarns, mechanically entangled fibres, films and membranes can also be combined depending on the required functionality of the material.

A parametric study is conducted to illustrate the capability of the model as an MPL design tool that can be used to guide and optimize the functionality of the material.

Self-healing materials are designed to heal damage caused by, for example, mechanical stress or aging such that the original functionality of the material is at least partially restored.

The effect of NiO loading on the catalytic functionality of the material, under methane sorption enhanced reforming conditions was studied and the results showed that conversion goes through a maximum (80%) in the presence of the hybrid material with 16 wt% Ni loading.

Biocompatibility, has been defined as an acceptable functionality of the materials in a given biological environments, is basically linked to the hydrophilicity and the intrinsic toxicity of the as-prepared nanoparticle itself.

The computational methods that we envisage developing for the design of HeteroFoaM systems must provide a foundation for the design of all of the local details of microstructure as well as support and represent the controlling physics that drives the functionality of the materials system.

The final tuning of the mechanical properties of the cellular microstructure is employed to successfully verify the wave filtering functionality of the tetrachiral material.

The degradation of sealants is defined as a change in physical properties caused by chemical reaction involving bond breaking in the backbone of macromolecules, and hence causes deterioration in the functionality of the polymeric material properties, such as elastic recovery and hardness.

This means both that they are unlikely to negatively affect the functionality of the plastic material to which they are added and that they are relatively inexpensive, Gann says.