Sentence examples for material was contributed from inspiring English sources
The large plasticity of the material was contributed the pile-ups of dislocation and severe lattice distortion, as well as generation of abundant shear bands during deformation.
About 45 percent of the sea's primary production of living material is contributed by diatoms.
In more recent years, staining of centrosomes with immunological probes confirmed that in most animal species except for the mouse (Schatten et al. 1986 , 1987 dominant centrosomal material is contributed by sperm (reviewed in Manandhar et al. 2005; Sun and Schatten 2006, 2007) and biparental centrosome contributions to the zygote are typical for most species.
Several relatively new sources of unlicensed material are contributing to the rapid expansion of the Internet's illicit video-on-demand service.
The official Xinhua news agency has acknowledged that shoddy construction and inferior building materials were contributing factors.
Our homophobic conferences, presentations, and materials are contributing to these heinous laws and without recognizing our involvement we are simply washing our hands as Pilate did.
Important material (the Bi-213 generators were) was contributed by FB and AM.
We go further to demonstrate that the autophagosomes developing from mitochondria may represent a novel mechanism of parkin-associated mitophagy, where mitochondrial membrane material can be contributed to formation of the developing autophagosome, rather than the autophagosome forming around parkin-labeled mitochondria.
In X-Bracing system after yielding steel members, the strength of RC frame was decreased suddenly but in ODBS model, the steel and concrete materials have been contributed better than other models.
Although a clinical CT scanner equipped with photon-counting detectors is not available yet, recent advances in detector electronics and semiconductor detector materials have been contributed to developing a photon counting-based micro-CT system [ 38– 40].
New materials are constantly being contributed as rocks disintegrate, as organic matter decays, and as nitrogen and other gases are brought down in rain from the skies.
