Sentence examples for material in active from inspiring English sources
Similar results are obtained from Eagle 2000™ glass, a widely used material in active matrix liquid crystal displays (Figure 3b).
Oxygen transmission rate and water vapor transmission rate were evaluated and it exhibited the strong potential to be a good candidate material in active packaging.
We have discussed only a few results obtained by Chandrayaan-1 which essentially provide evidence for an active Moon, with its surface material in active exchange with its environment.
The ytterbium +3 ion is used as a doping material in active laser media, specifically in solid state lasers and double clad fiber lasers.
However, the electrospray process requires elaborate choices involving solvents and higher concentrations of hole and electron transport materials in active materials.
This research provides a strong foundation for the use of these GRAS approved materials in active packaging, but more research is required on the use of this packaging on food systems.
Since the phase change material in the active region is close to the heater, it will induce the phase transition between the RESET and SET state.
Due to the low amount of material in the active volume, it is "not invasive", therefore the beam characteristics are preserved, so minimizing the uncertainties on beam position, intensity, energy and stability.
We argue that the well-known anomalous cosmic-ray 22Ne/20Ne ratio, a factor of five times the Solar System ratio, results from a mixing of freshly synthesized nucleosynthetic material in supernova active cores of superbubbles.
The students' second exposure to the CPR program was used to determine whether reading and writing on a topic is a more effective means of student learning relative to learning the material in an active group discussion or attending a traditional lecture presentation on the material.
It has been demonstrated that retention of course material increases in active-learning settings because the students are able to apply their knowledge firsthand (Knight et al., 2008).
