Porous mesopore-bioglass (MBG) scaffolds have been proposed as a new class of bone regeneration materials due to their apatite-formation and drug-delivery properties; however, the material's inherent brittleness and high degradation and surface instability are major disadvantages, which compromise its mechanical strength and cytocompatibility as a biological scaffold.
Recently, this material inherent property has been proposed to be utilized in a smart way.
This could be called passive self-healing, since it was not a designed feature of the material, but an inherent property of it.
The first aspect mentioned is almost predetermined depending on the material chosen and its inherent properties.
That's an inherent property of discrete-time complex exponentials.
We conclude that the healing process of these intracardiac graft materials is a generalized phenomenon independent of the inherent properties of a specific graft material.
The work of Herzog & de Meuron, in fact, harks back even further, to the Arts and Crafts movement of the late 19th century and its preoccupation with the inherent properties of materials.
German emigre Josef Albers, formerly an instructor at the Bauhaus, ran the avant-garde school when Rauschenberg arrived, and he taught the basic Bauhaus principles of Werklehre -- or working with the inherent properties of materials.
The way he works with his materials is as much a reaction to their inherent properties as it is the action of using oil paints or watercolors or laying out objects to be cast.
The properties of metamaterials are derived both from the inherent properties of their constituent materials, as well as from the geometrical arrangement of those materials.
The properties of metamaterials are derived both from the inherent properties of their constituent materials, as well as from the geometrical arrangement of those materials rather than their chemistry or band structure.
