Sentence examples for linked to a material from inspiring English sources

However, this technique provides qualitative strain images that cannot be linked to a material property (e.g., Young's modulus) without knowledge of the contact pressure under a rounded transvaginal transducer probe and correction for the resulting non-uniform strain dissipation.

It also indicates the segregation of some particles near the grain boundaries which is likely to be linked to a material of a different composition to the main phase, decorating the individual grains.

Existing surcharges and price policies linked to a raw materials index remain in effect, it said.

Kennedy dismissed comparisons between The Pirate Bay and search giant Google, saying that Google actively worked with the entertainment industry to combat file sharing and linked to a range of material not just links to copyrighted files.

High-pressure liquid chromatography-mass spectroscopy, in short HPLC MS, is a nondestructive test method in which the chromatographic separation of substances is linked to a spectroscopic analysis of materials.

OSHA's step is another twist in a four-decades-long effort to lower workers' exposure to beryllium, an industrial material linked to a debilitating lung ailment called chronic beryllium disease, which is estimated to kill 100 people annually.

A man has appeared in court to deny sharing terrorist material linked to a song called Virgins of Paradise.

The court knocked down a test for patentability used by the lower court a requirement that a process be linked to a machine or "transformation" of material to be viable.

Strain gauges made of film-like material and linked to a computer will enable researchers to measure the pushing direction, as well as vertical and lateral forces that, for scrummaging, are viewed as the destabilising ones.

The recent re-arrest of radical cleric Abu Qatada was linked to an investigation into extremist internet material, the Met Police have said.

(True to form, Gingrich has unveiled a lengthy 21st-century Contract With America, which links to a bunch of denser campaign materials, including a 54-page paper on the constitutional limits of judicial authority).