The phrase 'material example' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a tangible or physical example that is used to illustrate a point. For example, "The biology teacher provided her students with a material example of a cell to help them understand cell structure."
Temporal correlation issues were corrected using both GAMM approaches, GAMM4 and temporal correlation corAr1 (Fig. S2 in Supplementary Material: example of ACF plots).
Consider this a material example of deprecated future cash flows, but in reverse.
Consider this a material example of deprecated future cash flows, but in reverse.
Furthermore, the users were presented with test material (example signals from the listening test) so they could make themselves familiar with the types of signals and distortions in the evaluation.
After theoretical and experimental determination of thermodesorber operating characteristics (temperature profile, losses, removal of desorbed material), examples of applications in several fields are given.
Examples of type 1 materials are silicon dioxide (SiO2) and alumina (Al2O3); type 2 material examples are barium titanate (BaTiO3) superlattices or lead titanate (PbTiO3).
However, when we could not find clinical examples in the available material, examples were developed for illustrative purposes (examples 13 through 17).> -wrap-foot> Note a Initial Transference Intervention (ITI).
Significantly, in all lines carrying autosomal integrations of the reporter construct, we observed intense eGFP fluoresence in the spermogenic regions of the testes both by in vivo imaging and in dissected material (examples shown in Figure 3C).
We can also make the sphere wall from composite materials (example, an artificial fiber carbon or glass having safety stress σ ≈ 100 150 kg/mm2 and density γ = 1500 2700 kg/m3).
Investigates structural transitions and structure-property relationships through practical materials examples.
The concept is applicable for various types of composite materials; examples are presented.
