Sentence examples for material to extend from inspiring English sources
He continues to refine the material to extend the range of applications.
He downplays the significance of this application of the law of continuity, however, by noting that time has only one dimension, which does not provide enough material to extend our cognition significantly.
Argon is used to displace oxygen- and moisture-containing air in packaging material to extend the shelf-lives of the contents (argon has the European food additive code of E938).
The loss of genetic diversity in many crop plants has resulted in efforts to collect PGR which were initiated by Vavilov early in the 20th century aiming at supporting plant breeders with genetic material to extend genetic variability, as a basis to create new crop varieties [ 11].
The money was to be used to buy materials to extend the line to about three-quarters of a mile, up to an intersection with a city bus stop.
These findings demonstrate the feasibility of using multi-functional peptide materials to extend the applications of the Tat vector to efficient gene delivery.
The main objective of this research was to utilize rotary ultrasonic machining (RUM's) effectiveness in removing brittle materials to extend the applications of this independent, innovative manufacturing method (self-driving rotary ultrasonic machining), and to experimentally investigate its milling application on brittle materials.
Kai looks for new materials to extend his wave-making from traditional paper and wallscapes to digital renders and inked bodies.
A careful comparison of the predictions of the QLV [5] and AQLV [7] models with the data we recorded led us to formulate a new model, which uses principles derived from the study of thixotropic materials to extend those previous models.
The use of diamond as coating material allowed to extend the tool life.
In this work, we adopt the approach of Shams et al. (2011), who describe a general invariant-based method for incorporating residual stresses into hyperelastic material models, to extend the Holzapfel-Ogden constitutive law to account for residual stresses.
