Sentence examples for making any physical from inspiring English sources

In this method, chitosan and graphene oxide were simultaneously annealed without making any physical contact between them under a flow of argon using chemical vapor deposition (CVD).

Unlike eddy viscosity models, the method of filtering and reconstruction avoids making any physical assumptions and is therefore valid in any flow regime.

Prosecutors have charged Miller with assault, based on the theory that he did not have probable cause to legally arrest Gray, making any physical contact the equivalent of assault.

These days, making theatre under the patronage of royalty may not mean making any physical compromises in the work you're producing, but it represents a tacit concession to their inherited position of authority.

We report on an experiment studying the effects of two training interventions on this error, which aim to manipulate the salience of the error prone action without making any physical changes to the device.

Dimensionally smaller ion trajectories, as would be produced in a miniaturized ion trap, can be achieved by increasing the potential gradient on the resistive material and operating the trap at higher frequency, rather than by making any physical changes to the trap or the electrodes.

What they didn't say: If hearing about this kind of car coming from Subaru makes any physical reaction last longer than four hours, consult a doctor.

Children's campaigners renewed their calls for a total ban on smacking in England as ministers in Wales began a consultation on plans to make any physical punishment of a child illegal.

Nearly five months after propane gas leaking from a pipeline exploded here, there is little sign that the town has made any physical recovery from the blast, which killed two people and injured five others.

That's when Bieber allegedly lunged at the person in an attempt to grab his phone, but Bieber's security got in the way before he could make any physical contact.

Being overweight makes any physical activity uncomfortable and reduces physical activity interest, which fosters the development of a vicious cycle [ 15].