Sentence examples for material that conforms from inspiring English sources

The second category of analysis is the historical value of the patina, which not only accounts for the aesthetic values proposed by the artist, but also gives the work a life of its own according to the changes in the material that conforms it, contributing with its color, texture and stability to the strengthening or weakening of the expression of the artist.

The Superion device is an investigational device that is composed of titanium 6AI-4 V ELI alloy, a material that conforms to ASTM standards for surgical implants and commonly used in a variety of orthopedic applications [ 9].

Sleeping hot is a growing complaint about many beds and may be a consequence of the industry's manic emphasis on comfort: the shift toward using less-breathable, synthetic materials that conform more snugly to the body, and then stacking them to greater thicknesses.

It has been found that the reproducibility of similar mixtures is possible, when using different constituent materials that conform to the European Standards.

You just want to make sure you're choosing a material that will stretch and conform to the shape you give it.

Croslite, the brand's proprietary material that is soft, odor resistant and conforms to the shape of feet, is also what the new characters are called.

Cultural heritage collections may include very diverse materials, with descriptions that conform to different standards.

Hence, the significance of using synthetic polymer films, foam dressings, hydrocolloids, alginate dressings, and hydrogels has been reviewed, and the properties of these materials that conform to wound-healing requirements have been explored.

Logitech just launched the Wave keyboard, a keyboard that "conforms to you" in the same way that the stock photography used on the Logitech site conforms to the concept of objects conforming to your body.

That conforms to everything we know about interrogation.

Our data conform to results by Mitterer and colleagues, who observed that the MMN reflects compensation for assimilation even for language material that was foreign to their listeners [12].