Sentence examples for material disparity from inspiring English sources

Equilibrium configurations of edge dislocation pileups against a circular inhomogeneity or a bimetallic interface are determined numerically for a given number N of dislocations, the applied shear stress τ, the size of the inhomogeneity, and the degree of material disparity.

Analytical expressions of support loss in terms of quality factor, taking into account distributed normal stress and shear stress in the attachment region, and coupling between the normal stress and shear stress as well as material disparity between the support and the resonator, have been derived.

Our lives and theirs, separated by geographical distance, cultural differences and almost unimaginable material disparities, seem much closer now than they might have a few months ago.

Our lives and theirs, separated by geographical distance, cultural differences and almost unimaginable material disparities, seem much closer now than they might have a month ago.

Today, given the opportunity presented by the significant appreciation of many fixed-income securities and the material disparities between ordinary income and capital gains tax rates, it is more important than ever for investors to evaluate these matters.

Fully cognizant of the relationship between political empowerment and material disparities among races, the drafters of the VRA sought to leverage the power of the federal government to level the electoral playing field at the local and state level.

Only the Broken Hill materials discuss disparities in leaded cities, reporting that average BLLs are higher among Aboriginal children [ 46].

Despite revised global criteria teaching materials there remains disparity between teaching positioning and attachment in the birthing room and for subsequent breastfeeds.

Our findings indicate that cultural capital was a stronger predictor than material capital of disparities in consumption of fruit and vegetables and in the regular eating of breakfast and dinner, and it was the only significant predictor of consumption of sweets and sugared soft drinks among young people in Norway.

A strong dependence of wear volume loss on the microstructural features is described at different length scales, and the disparity of material loss observed in the macro- and nano-wear tests is explained.

This inclusion was purposeful to increase variation in the material, but the expected disparity was not visible in the text.