Sentence examples for material community from inspiring English sources
However, this population does not easily lend itself to classical HIV-transmission prevention strategies such as increased access to sterile injection material, community outreach and long term drug use treatment.
The fusion material community has a growing interest in irradiating materials under a spallation spectrum, in which the wide range of helium/dpa ratios provides a unique opportunity for verifying and adjusting simulation model studies of the radiation effects on structural fusion materials.
Graphene, as a member of the two-dimensional material community, has excellent photoelectric performance, such as ultra-high carrier mobility and transparency, which shows tremendous potential to replace ITO as transparent conductive electrodes in photoelectric devices [15, 16].
Natural fibers have recently become more popular in the construction materials community.
European Union fusion materials community has been developing a reduced activation martensitic steel called Eurofer for almost 2 decades.
The latter approach requires a sustained research investment and has received comparatively little attention in the concrete materials community.
Fluorinated materials, such as poly tetrafluoroethylene) and its co-polymers, have attracted significant interest throughout the energetic materials community due to their strong reactivity with aluminum powders.
They educate Hondurans about natural resource management, building houses with local materials, community organization and water sanitation," she said.
Within the granular materials community the Discrete Element Method has been used extensively to model systems of anisotropic particles under gravity, with friction.
Since the first successful story was reported in the middle of 1990s, combinatorial materials science has attracted more and more attentions in the materials community.
Solid solutioning in equiatomic alloys becomes an interesting and timely topic, considering the current interest at high-entropy alloys (HEAs) in the materials community.
