Respondent Schreiber appeared and produced the material specified in Annex A. 9 He refused, however, to submit without qualification the material called for in Annex B, 10 which included a list of the programs packaged by MCA.
That's partly because the former secretary of state tends to speak in something of a monotone, although she seemed on this occasion to have trained herself to show a bit more emotion when the material called for it.
To type up assignments in the International Phonetic Alphabet, students need to use special fonts; moreover, the course research project, in addition to much of the actual course material, calls for knowledge of speech analysis programs that the vast majority of students have never even heard of, much less used before.
The US government even designated germanium as a strategic and critical material, calling for a 146 ton (132 t) supply in the national defense stockpile in 1987.
Of course, some materials call for you to become totally immersed in the details.
The increasing demand for the multiferroic materials calls for the need of an experimental setup that will facilitate magneto-dielectric coupling measurements.
The drive toward vascular smart materials calls for novel flow architectures that bathe and serve entire volumes and areas as uniformly as possible.
The growing environmental awareness is driving attention towards the development of ever more ecological and friendly materials, calling for the use of natural matrix and fibres in composite materials.
The consumption of non-renewable resources like fossil energy carriers or certain materials calls for a particularly close link to technology and technological progress.
In 2012, her research group was recognized for their invention of an extremely low-friction material called SLIPS, for "slippery, liquid-infused porous surfaces". Inspired by the pitcher plant, SLIPS resists liquid, ice, and dirt and could be incorporated into a wide range of products, from medical devices to refrigerators.
In 2012, Aizenberg's research group was recognized for their invention of an extremely low-friction material called SLIPS, for "slippery, liquid-infused porous surfaces". Inspired by the pitcher plant, SLIPS resists liquid, ice, and dirt and could be incorporated into a wide range of products, from medical devices to refrigerators.
