Sentence examples for in particular material from inspiring English sources
In particular, material with a simple cubic microstructure is considered in detail.
In particular material stability and the surface error of the homogeniser proved to be detrimental in theoretical and experimental testing – reducing the optical efficiency to ∼40%.
In particular, material instability in the sense given by Hill, related to the vanishing of the second-order work, can potentially occur.
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This is the first time that a surface treatment of ZEC has been employed hitherto by using the fibre laser (FL) radiation to observe the changes on and within the surface of the engineering ceramic; in particular, material removal, surface topography, chemical composition, changes in the surface hardness and distribution of the heat affected zone (HAZ).
In particular, material that was tested at the end of class was remembered 30% better on a later review quiz, relative to material from the same lesson that was not tested.
In particular, materials containing rare earth and/or lanthanide elements may combine, in a single and stable solid, microporosity and tuneable optical properties.
Some of the most dynamic participants in the fair in recent years have been smaller enterprises, which specialize in particular materials or technologies, and are often more progressive on the environmental front.
Understanding the behavior of such materials, in particular materials such as gravelly soils, is critical in assessing the response of geotechnical systems such as flood protection systems (dams, levees), or transportation systems (bridges, ports) among others.
Craftsmen do what they can do, what they already know how to do (how to cut perfect dovetails; how to blow glass; how to make a knife); without such investment in particular materials or techniques, designers are freer to explore uncharted possibilities.
In particular, materials like diamond, carbon nanotubes and graphene are widely used across medicine in applications such as electrodes, tissue engineering, optics, biomedical engineering, medical implants, medical devices, and sensors.
