Sentence examples for material scatter from inspiring English sources
For quantifying the material scatter that can be encountered in a production environment, samples from 37 coils of a drawing quality forming steel DX54D+Z (EN 10327:2004) from multiple casts have been collected.
It is proposed that inter-laboratory comparative studies should make use of such techniques to help unify material data, and so avoid variations often wrongly attributed to "material scatter".
Comparisons to alternative sandwich specimens consisting of a Nomex honeycomb core and CFRP face sheets, which underwent the same corrosion procedure, seem to prove that the mechanical degradation was indeed a result of corrosion, as the Nomex specimens did only show a significantly smaller decrease in strength, which probably resulted from material scatter superposed with water absorption.
It shouldn't be surprising that sound, which is nothing more than vibrations of a material, scatters light.
We demonstrate our framework by ways of a case study involving a real-world material scattering dataset.
When Bing Crosby was dreaming of a White Christmas during the final scene of the 1942 film Holiday Inn, the "snow" that fell around him was fibres of the deadly material, scattered from above by stagehands.
All depend directly or indirectly on the fact that a particular piece of material scatters or refracts different wavelengths of light to different degrees.
All necessary material scattered in finance, computer science and statistics is combined into a project-based curriculum, which give students hands-on experience to solve real world problems in portfolio management.
So scientists turned to what's now called the genome-wide association study: They sequence bits of genetic material scattered across the DNA of many unrelated people, then look to see whether people who share a particular condition — say, a high intelligence test score — also share the same genetic marker.
The plastic in his hands, along with the scraps and scrolls of the material scattered on benchtops and desks in the rooms of Hewlett-Packard Labs in Palo Alto, CA, may look like silver wrapping paper, but each square contains thousands of silicon transistors.
There is also material scattered through the NAM files about the Charlotte Perkins Gilman chapter, a socialist feminist group.
