Sentence examples for material such that from inspiring English sources

Sledgehammer manufacturers should be paying royalties for chimpanzee patents on "A Method for Pounding One Thing With Another Thing Comprising of a Substantially Hard Material Such that the Previous Thing Breaks".

In any QC procedure, radioactive phantoms are needed that contain a certain distribution of radioactive material such that specific performance properties of the scanner can be monitored.

It is considered that photonic crystals A and B each consist of a silica background material (such that n A = n B = 1.45) imbedded with air spheres.

The area between the filters was filled with an opaque material, such that the filter configuration can be changed during a running experiment.

A radial potential function can be applied to the resistive material such that the potential between the plates is quadrupolar, and ions are trapped between the plates.

Topology optimization is a computational method for finding the distribution of material such that an objective function is minimized subject to a set of constraints.

The toolkit has the capability to compute different parameters linked to shielding properties of the sample-material such that; mass attenuation coefficients, mass energy absorption coefficients (μen/ρ), equivalent atomic number (Zeq), KERMA (kinetic energy released per unit mass).

The role of consent to research based on publicly available material, such as that on www.twitter.com, is less clear, although previous researchers have argued that such material exists in the public domain with the proviso that prominent biographical details are excluded [ 10].

From his early days in science, Iversen was fascinated by the possibility that a chemical substance could target a precise location in genetic material, such as that of a virus or a tumor, and change its behavior.

It's no surprise, then, to hear myriad influences in Basutbudet's material, such as that of Houston's "screwed and chopped" scene in the pitched-down Swedish vocal loops he uses.

Richard Gibby from the British Library says a lot of material, such as that published by web users after the London bombings in 2005, has already been lost into "a digital black hole".