Sentence examples for material was accelerated from inspiring English sources

After the activation temperature increased up to 600 °C, the specific surface area increased remarkably, which means that chemical reaction of KOH with raw carbon material was accelerated.

The process discussed in the article is ion implantation which is a material engineering process by which ions of a material are accelerated in an electrical field and impacted into a solid.

Particles of the material were accelerated up to 5 M of speed (M is the Mach number ~340 m/s) and bombarded the substrate, forming a continuous coating due to physical and chemical interactions with the substrate material.

However, in the IPD coating process, ions of the depositing material are accelerated to ensure that they have proper energy to coat the specific medical device at room temperature.

Fermi did important work in particle physics, especially related to pions and muons, and he speculated that cosmic rays arose through material being accelerated by magnetic fields in interstellar space.

Fermi wrote a paper "On the Origin of Cosmic Radiation" in which he proposed that cosmic rays arose through material being accelerated by magnetic fields in interstellar space, which led to a difference of opinion with Teller.

Service life predictions modeled using material properties of specimens when aging was accelerated could result in the prediction of corrosion initiation at a time that was up to 30% earlier than using properties of conventionally cured specimens at the same equivalent age.

By introducing silver nanoparticles into polymer matrix, the hydrolysis of this hybrid material can be accelerated.

Corrosion rates of all the aluminum materials examined were accelerated by increased temperature and ethanol content in the fuel mixture, but inhibited by increased water content.

Einstein was intrigued by the fact that the mass that figures in Newton's law of motion, F = ma the mass that measures the resistance of material bodies to being accelerated by an impressed force (inertial mass)—is invariably exactly the same as the mass that determines the extent to which any material body exerts an attractive gravitational force on any other.

No material particle can be accelerated from a speed less than c to a speed equal to or greater than c.