Sentence examples for material transforms from inspiring English sources

Our findings show that well below the melting temperature the material transforms into a fully epitaxial layer with exceptional quality, both structural and magnetic.

On unloading, the material transforms back to austenite, deformation is recovered, and the buckling lobes are erased (Jiang et al., 2016).

Even more importantly, on unloading the material transforms back to the A-phase resulting in recovery of deformation, erasure of the buckles, and a nearly closed hysteresis.

But that was lightweight compared to what is now happening in China, the concrete superpower of the 21st century and the greatest illustration of how the material transforms a culture (a civilisation intertwined with nature) into an economy (a production unit obsessed by GDP statistics).

To make the comparison, the crystal phase composition of a particle in flight was assumed to be frozen on impact with the substrate or on contact with water, and that the liquid material transforms into a CaO P2O3 glass.

(ii) A kinematic transition wherein the material transforms from a 'structured liquid' to a 'true liquid' state exhibited by the disappearance of the initial glassy component as the material becomes devoid of the inherent structure due to segmental correlations.

Employees at the newspaper screen the material, transform it, and assemble it into a single document.

New productions must find fresh life in much-used material, transforming it without forsaking the familiar.

Over the years, the habit by many local stations of tossing out old material transformed Dumpsters into fertile sources.

Inertinites, a group thought to have formed from plant material transformed by severe degradation during the peat stage of coalification, include fusinite, semi-fusinite, micrinite, macrinite, and sclerotinite.

These forces break up the parent material, transform it and translocate the products formed.