Sentence examples for material which helped from inspiring English sources
They also developed viscoelastic material, which helped relieve G-force pressure for astronauts during space flight.
"Towards the end of my stay when we moved to St Petersburg I did have a lot more reading material which helped the days go by.
The ear tags the animals were fitted with were made of reflective material which helped the researchers locate them at night under headlamp light.
I thank Alan Nelson for helpful comments on earlier drafts of this entry, and I thank Andrew Pessin for his original entry on this material, which helped set the stage for this one.
It ceases to melt more amounts of material which helps to create a larger and deeper crater.
In the initial stage, microorganisms produce some proteins such as collagen, fibrin, fibronectin and laminin as a coating material, which help in cell-to-cell adhesion in biofilm (Bryers et al. 2006; Simoes et al. 2010).
During one job Harris coated rooftops with a sun-reflecting material, which helps the buildings conserve energy.
'Thickness' in this context refers to the kinds of relatively detailed descriptions and contextual material which help the reader to make judgements about the trustworthiness of the data, particularly when applying it to different contexts [ 15, 16].
Infocom games were also notable for their included "feelies," or trinkets, maps, and other materials, which helped breathe life into the well-written text-based games without a computer-based visual component.
Different steps of the overall reaction of Fur were studied separately starting from intermediate products using the same materials, which helped understand the influence of the material properties on reactivity of intermediates and reaction selectivity.
Outcomes from the evaluation resulted in immediate changes in the system configuration and training materials, which helped to avoid usability problems at rollout, as well as change requests to the vendor to improve overall system usability in the long term.
