Sentence examples for materials bearing from inspiring English sources
A senior Bush administration official said that during the initial race to Baghdad, American forces "went through the bunkers, but saw no materials bearing the I.A.E.A. seal".
UAA-incorporated proteins or peptides can be chemoselectively conjugated with other biomolecules and synthetic inorganic/organic materials bearing bioorthogonal functional groups.
All properties of the PET bearing the AgI/AgCl/TiO2 nanocomposite particles are superior compared to the materials bearing the pure anatase nanoparticles.
Since the pioneering work of Wulff and Mosbach more than 30 years ago, molecular imprinting of synthetic polymers has emerged as a robust and convenient way for synthesizing polymeric receptor materials bearing specific recognition sites for target molecules.
Two resin materials bearing different chain lengths of sulfonated linear polystyrene brushes were prepared by surface initiated atom transfer radical polymerization (ATRP) of styrene from PS-DVB microbeads (210 420 μm) and followed sulfonation.
A large number of polymer materials bearing dynamic bond systems have been reported, while the focus is mainly on the macroscopic properties such as self-healing and shape memory.
Ununtrium and ununpentium are thought to be metals, while ununseptium could be a metalloid – a material bearing some metallic properties.
Other benefits, such as capital allowances carried forward during significant future capital spend, may also have a material bearing on post-tax deal values.
The ersatz walls were then wrapped with a flexible "skin," of a gesso-like material, bearing a lush ink-jet printout of the frescoes.
He introduced new shapes and vibrant colors to the classic leather and coated-fabric material bearing Goyard's distinctive Y-shaped, hand-stamped chevron pattern, and updated the line of wooden-framed trunks and carrying cases with nickel and brass hardware.
Among other recent risky business decisions, Mr. Tripodi listed the introduction in Argentina of a soft drink named Coca-Cola Life, which mixes sugar and stevia and is sold in a recyclable bottle, made with plant material, bearing a green label rather than the Coke brand's familiar red one.
