Sentence examples for material evolutions from inspiring English sources
He is also the second life material user and can ask for material evolutions.
Joseph Schwab (BSCS 1963) described that in the BSCS teaching material, evolution is treated in three different ways.
The most novel result of our analysis is seeing how, with minimal new material, evolution created the most important pathway of metabolism, achieving the best chemically possible design.
The model relies on the three-stage density evolution paradigm and describes the material evolution from loose to solid state.
We have also found that the different ZnO nanoarchitectures' material evolution is governed by a Zn cluster drift effects on the SiC surface mainly driven by growth temperature.
In the alloy containing up to approximately 15% V, material evolution takes place in a larger region surrounding the crack tip and dominated by the b.c.c.
Residual electrical resistivity, Vickers microhardness, X-ray diffraction and transmission electron microscopy were used to characterize the material evolution during thermal treatments in the temperature range 293 1313 K.
The analysis inputs recent out-of-pile and in-pile materials property data and phenomenological understanding of material evolution under neutron irradiation for nuclear-grade SiC/SiC composites to provide a best-estimate analysis.
Critical in vitro and in vivo investigations outline the homogeneous degradation mechanism via hydrolysis and functional performance; with respect to scaffold design and the dynamics of material evolution as it degrades.
It has been shown that the dissipated energy of these materials is dependent on the material plastic strain and could be used as a non-destructive criterion to monitor the material evolution during loading sequences.
We show the CH3NH3PbI3– x Cl x material evolution to be characterized by three distinct structures: a crystalline precursor structure not described previously, a 3D perovskite structure, and a mixture of compounds resulting from degradation.
