Sentence examples for material is brought from inspiring English sources

When the temperature of the material is brought below the Curie point, ferrimagnetism revives.

In this structure much of the building's gravity load, and therefore its material, is brought to a diagonally braced superframe tube at the perimeter by interior transfer trusses of various configurations.

The relative motion between the cutting edge of the tool and the work is called the cutting speed; the speed in which uncut material is brought into contact with the tool is called the feed motion.

Annealing is a secondary process, wherein the material is brought to a certain temperature, kept there for some time and then cooled down to room temperature.

Material is brought into the BBC by its newsgathering staff, one of the largest operations of its kind in the world, with more than 40 international bureaux and seven in the UK.

These dramatic differences depending on whether the material is brought to the crystallization temperature from the melt or the glassy state, could have profound implications for processing and optimizing the properties of PLLA.

It is also alleged that other material was brought to London from the Brooks' country house in Oxfordshire for the same reason.

In each printing a percentage of material was brought up to date, new content was added, and the remainder (that which needed to be changed less frequently) was left unaltered until it too required revision.

After 3 months, finally, the pit was opened and the decomposed material was brought out from the pit and was sun dried for 7 days to get final TPFW which was brown in color.

Witter Bynner, a McClure's assistant editor at the time of publication, signed a copy of the book on February 12 , 1934 writing: "The material was brought to McClure's by Miss Milmine, but was put into the painstaking hands of Willa Cather for proper presentation, so that a great part of it is her work".

At this stage, the moisture content of the composted materials is brought down by stopping the application of water.