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At this power level, differences between high-Z and low-Z converter material become less important.

At the power level of 10l6 W/g, differences between high-Z and low-Z converter material become less important.

At power level less than 1016 TW/g, high-Z material has high conversion efficiency, and for power greater than 1016 TW/g, differences between conversion efficiency of high-Z and low-Z material become less.

Such obvious insights would be understandable in the introduction if the material became less obvious as you read along.

In that model, due to dramatic changes in pressure as the kimberlite magma rose, the material became less buoyant and therefore slowed down as it approached Earth's surface.

The velocity value will be maximum at zero porosity that describes mineral velocity and the value of velocity will be minimum when the solid material becomes less and as pore space increases as demonstrated by Raymer et al. (1980).

Although the hydrolysis of industrial PLA was substantially faster than that of PLLA, the PLA material became less brittle and fragmented to a lesser extent during degradation.

After the pellicle was exposed to SDS and STP the remaining pellicle, although weaker, due to the loss of material, became less dense but with a higher elastic component; suggesting that the viscous component of the pellicle was being removed.

Future engines will require more wear resistant surfaces in the piston assembly with minimal scope for rapid running-in of the components to establish optimisation on behalf of the engine designer and compatibility issues for the lubricant formulator as iron based materials become less common.

In general, Young's modulus has a negative temperature coefficient (materials become less stiff with increasing temperature) but additions of small amounts of certain other elements in the alloy can produce a material with a temperature coefficient that changes sign from negative through zero to positive with temperature.

Imported building materials became less expensive.