Sentence examples for materials altered from inspiring English sources
Katie Seiden of Sea Cliff has created a new series of wall works out of found and discarded materials, altered to resemble mysterious primitive-looking objects, complemented by a touch of irreverence.
Surface characterization by XRD, SEM, TEM, AFM, Raman spectroscopy, and BET measurements indicate that the incorporation of binary oxide particles into the semiconductor materials altered the surface properties and morphology of the nanoparticles while the surface modifier and organic surfactant loading can be experimentally adjusted to obtain thin films of varying morphological characteristics.
According to the results of their study where they compared Biodentine with MTA Plus, they determined that both materials altered the strength and stiffness of the dentine tissue after aging in 100% humidity.
First, nanoscale materials alter the surface interaction of cells to the substrate.
The mechanical properties of phase change materials alter when the phase is transformed.
Most of them have been abandoned and destroyed or reconstructed with concrete or cement based materials, altering completely their original characteristics.
The primary focus of discussion here is the experimental investigation of how design variables like span, support arrangement, beam spacing and the addition of non-structural topping materials alter vibration responses of floors.
Besides endocrine disruptor and pharmaceuticals, metallic engineered nanoparticles represent one of the most important hazardous materials altering freshwater qualities.
The removal of Al in kaolin-group materials greatly altered the geometry and electronic properties of these layer materials and improved their support effect [1, 2].
Plainly, the crystal structures of the perovskite materials were altered with the variation of the halide ions.
These volcaniclastic materials are altered by hydrothermal fluids, which cause the replacement by or precipitation of sulfides, sulfates, oxides, oxyhydroxides, carbonates, and phyllosilicates (Dekov et al. 2005, 2008).
