Sentence examples for materials can be distinguished from inspiring English sources

This chapter presents polymeric composites, which can be classified into macroscopic composites, where the constituent materials can be distinguished with the naked eye.

Four groups of these raw materials can be distinguished according to the properties of the soap products they yield: Hard fats yielding slow-lathering soaps include tallow, garbage greases, hydrogenated high-melting-point marine and vegetable oils, and palm oil.

Materials can be distinguished more easily when large differences in atomic numbers are present.

Two types of materials can be distinguished in form and function.

Current thought is that Hadrosaurus, although known from fragmentary material, can be distinguished from Gryposaurus by differences in the upper arm and ilium.

Martian soil is used to denote any loose, unconsolidated materials that can be distinguished from rocks, bedrock, or strongly cohesive sediments (Gellert et al. 2004).

Activated carbons are carbonaceous materials that can be distinguished from elemental carbon by the oxidation of the carbon atoms found on the outer and inner surfaces (Mattson and Mark 1971).

Laser-induced colour changes are directly dependant to the involved materials and can be distinguished as follows: Discoloration on stonework: yellowing alteration is mainly associated with the use of infrared (IR) radiation (1064 nm) of nanosecond (ns) pulse duration to remove pollution encrustations from stonework [3 6].

(1) Although the different filling materials of the site can be distinguished by velocity and attenuation tomography, the buried heterogeneities are more difficult to identify because of limited resolution related to angular aperture and Fresnel zone.

In the friction force image, as shown in Figure 2b, two different materials on the surface can be distinguished based on the contrast of the friction signal, since the frictional properties of the quartz and the vanadium area are obviously different.

During the Middle Palaeolithic in the south-eastern Massif Central and the bordering Rhone Valley, humans collected almost all their raw materials from various secondary outcrop which can be distinguished by the inherent characteristics of the materials.