Sentence examples for material by which from inspiring English sources

It defines education records as documents or other material by which an individual student can be identified and that are "maintained" by a school or by someone acting on the school's behalf.

CaCO3 is a non-porous support material by which the formation of amorphous carbon is suppressed during nanotubes growth and, therefore, selective formation of CNTs is promoted.

In general, the transistor is a device which controls the flow of the electrical charge carriers across a semiconductor material by which it is fabricated.

Interpersonal relation is defined as holding between adjacent segments of textual material by which the author attempts to affect the address's beliefs, attitudes, desire, and so on, by means of language, for example, interpretation and enablement.

Food and other organic material (by which I mean yard waste and prunings) make up a whopping 25percentt of New York's residential waste stream: that's a huge amount to potentially divert from landfills and incinerators.

Informed consents were not needed in our study, because data did not contain birth dates or other material by which a person could have been identified.

The exceeding biomass can be used for the recovery of energy or material by-products, which highlights the need for efficient polygeneration concepts.

This process involves the detection and measurement of radiation of different wavelengths reflected or emitted from distant objects or materials, by which they may be identified and categorized by class/type, substance, and spatial distribution (Graham 1999).

For such filters, a free-standing SiNx membrane is utilized specially as both dielectric and supporting materials, by which the insertion loss widely existed in those filters fabricated on rigid substrates can be efficiently avoided.

Based on the analysis of micro mass transfer mechanism of VOC molecules in building materials, this paper developed a theoretical prediction system for the characteristic parameters of the VOC emission from adsorbent blended building materials, by which the new VOC emission characteristics of the low-emission building materials can be predicted.

Preservation, restoration, and conservation of cultural heritage requires characterization of the objects, a deep knowledge of the original materials by which an art work was created and their interactions with the environment coupled with a coherent team effort involving scientists, engineers, art historians, archeologists, and conservators.