Sentence examples for material and function from inspiring English sources
Gelatin proteins and inorganic silica nanoparticles are incorporated into the material and function as a substrate that helps to accelerate coagulation rates and reduce clotting times.
Instead of relying on the coolness of technology, form, material, and function can be successfully combined to create a cohesive argument.
The Guggenheim itself, in 2012, showed "Asterisms" by Gabriel Orozco, scores of often bulky items that had washed up on a beach in Mexico, carefully arranged according to color, material and function.
In many mammals, scents (urine, faeces or other secretions; hereafter scent marks) are deliberately deposited onto the substrate (e.g. ground, plant material) and function in mate choice, individual recognition and territorial defence [3].
These include the multifunctional drawn fibers developed by Fink and others to include electronic capabilities within fibers that include multiple materials and function as devices.
Steam generator, heat transport and balance of plant piping and components in CANDUs are similar in materials and function to those in LWRs, but some unique aspects of operating these systems in CANDU reactors will be discussed.
Badylak, S. F., Freytes, D. O. & Gilbert, T. W. Extracellular matrix as a biological scaffold material: Structure and function.
Her lab studies glass structures in sea sponges, the lens-covered skeleton of brittlestars, and the slime on the top of bacterial colonies to elucidate the relationships between material structure and function.
She reports to him on the project's progress and helps coordinate materials and functions.
E-textbooks can be seen as e-books that contain educational materials and functions, and which can be used for educational purposes (Landoni & Diaz, 2003).
This is done by exploring and noting the associated cultural meanings of artefacts and how the shape, materials, and functions of the objects as well as the proverbs, songs, and narratives relating to the objects are perceived within the culture that produced them.
