Sentence examples for material is finite from inspiring English sources
The supply of star-forming material is finite; once stars have converted the available supply of hydrogen into heavier elements, new star formation will come to an end.
(i) For w p- InGaN < 400 nm, because the absorption coefficient α(hν) for solar cell materials is finite, a cell of finite thickness will not absorb all the incident light above the bandgap.
The presence of waste is therefore an indication of overconsumption and inefficient use of resources, since the capacity of the natural environment to absorb and process these materials is finite and the improper waste disposal results in the loss of valuable resources.
It avoids or denies the basic truth that the environment as a material system is finite and cannot indefinitely regenerate itself in ways that will simply fulfil human needs or wants.
The material is a finite resource, but Ms. Dempsey has been hoarding it for years and has a few suppliers.
We need to recognise that material resources are finite, but human potential is not.
Since material resources are finite, devoting so much of our energy and money to military spending trades off with what we invest in promoting sustainable societies.
The whole computational domain, Ω, consists of two different materials, each material is divided by finite elements satisfying F=0 with mathrm{F} = mathrm{F}_{phi} + mathrm{F}_{boldsymbol{u}} + mathrm{F}_{T}.
An appropriate strain energy density for an isotropic hyperelastic Hookean material is proposed for finite strain from which a constitutive relationship is derived and applied to problems involving beam theory approximations.
When the wall material is assigned a finite metabolic cost, Murray's law is modified to suppress the use of wall materials and thus reduce the radius to a more realistic value (Fig. 1a c, dotted lines).
The key idea of the method, known as nonlocal finite element method (NL-FEM), relies on the assumption that the postulated nonlocal elastic behaviour of the material is captured by a finite element endowed with a set of (cross-stiffness) element's matrices able to interpret the (nonlocality) effects induced in the element itself by the other elements in the mesh.
