And ( frac{E}{K_c{H}_V^2} ) is the figure of material merit (FOM), where E denotes to Young's modulus (resistance to elastic deformation), H V is related to Vickers hardness (resistance to plastic deformation), and K c is fracture toughness (resistance to fracture/crack growth).
Under the law, judges, not investigators, would decide when reporting materials merit protection.
Rich as it is with footage from the 60's and 70's and interviews with the designer's mother ( he got his start, we learn, when, at age 3, he pointed out to an aunt that her shoes did not work with her dress); his lover, Pierre Bergé; his muse, Loulou de la Falaise; and the well-born nobodies of his coterie, the archival material alone merits a trip to West Houston Street.
Though he'll be playing songs from his own catalog, A.J. -- accompanied by guitarist Michael Bizar--also will play a couple of songs from the album, which is very rare for A.J. since he has based his music career on his own material and merits.
Hybrid materials feature merits from two or more components and potentially synergistic properties caused by interactions between them.
These materials with merits of easy-preparation and temperate repairing condition, can be used in decorative and anti-corrosion coatings.
A. heterotropoides root-derived materials described merit further study as potential antibacterial products or lead molecules for the prevention or eradication from humans from diseases caused by harmful intestinal bacteria.
As the current theater season proves, strong material very much merits another go-round, as served up by artists for whom a potentially well-worn source remains a place of wonder.
Over the years he devoted considerable sums of his own money to the project, and published further material comparing the merits of the panopticon with the disadvantages of the system of transporting convicts to penal colonies (1838 43, IV, 173 284).
