Sentence examples for hindering material from inspiring English sources

But what caught the attention of British reporters wasn't Haldane's discussion of neoclassical growth theory, or the role of education in the industrial revolution, but a bit about the rise of the Internet, and how it may be hindering material progress.

Improvement opportunities at large global manufacturing companies are investigated; barriers hindering material efficiency improvement are identified and categorized at two levels; and strategies that have been deployed at manufacturing companies are reviewed.

Finally, the use of a high heating rate is found to hinder the material's overall recrystallization process during the heating run and suggests that the high-temperature endotherm is ascribed to the melting of lamellae generated or thickened during the heating run.

In other words, NTRs not only become enclosed by the barrier but also participate in barrier function; they hinder inert material from traversing NPCs and they lower the FG repeat concentration required for proper barrier function.

Sasanian and Newson [95] and Zhang et al. [96] observed that the soil treated with cement is susceptible to organic materials hindering the chemical reaction which produces cementitious materials.

And just as interruptions to natural ecosystems affect the fate of biological species, so wars and depressions and shifts in taste affect the economic landscape of the cultural marketplace, enhancing or hindering survival of material "species".

Engineering of neural interface with nanomaterials for high spatial resolution neural recording and stimulation is still hindered by materials properties and modification methods.

As such rings grow thicker, they form a dam in the freeboard, hindering the flow of material and flue gasses through the kiln.

This further approves that developing a wide band gap material without hindering charge injection is more pressing rather than depressing recombination process for future metal chalcogenide HTM researches.

This creates the external pressure approximately similar to or higher than the internal pressure of the redeposited material, hence hindering the formation of stems, stage 4 of Figure 8.

The plan gave New Yorkers plenty to fight about: Would it cripple scholarship by hindering access to research materials?