Sentence examples for material could be achieved from inspiring English sources

Crack-free intergrowth of the core and mantle material could be achieved.

In the green areas of this codex (Fig. 5a, saint MP5 and lion MP8) copper (Cu), sometimes associated with chlorine (Cl), was detected, but no clear identification of the paint material could be achieved [39 41].

Owing to the water-solubility of the resulting acidic chitosan nanofibers, the optimum neutralization conditions were identified by testing various alkaline solutions, so that an insoluble material could be achieved.

By mapping the bands specified in Table 7 the distribution of some of the organic materials could be achieved for VIC 2 and VIC 7.

This suggests that similar, moderate improvements over existing materials could be achieved as long as CUS incorporation still maintains a relatively large void fraction.

Moreover, extraction of speciality materials could be achieved by using either ionic liquids or solvent phases containing a controlled quantity of surfactants.

However, they suggested that the phase transition from a grain friction regime to fluidization of granular materials could be achieved, if the temperature of frictional heating does not reach the fault gouge melting point.

High deposition rates (up to 40 nm/min), relatively low compressive residual stresses (<2 GPa) and high hardness (30 GPa) are obtained at high power levels (400 W), although a super hard material (⩾40 GPa) could be achieved at lower r.f.

Without satisfactory flow properties, it is unlikely that the hardened material of jet grout column could be achieved with desirable results.

While the composite film with short alkyl side chain acted as an all-optical switching material because the optical switching could be achieved reversibly and repeatedly between the two different optical states, the composite films with long alkyl side chain showed an ability of optical image storage with high contrast based on light-scattering mode.

This phrase, more or less, has appeared since 2001 in FCC materials -- "until comprehensive reform could be achieved".