Sentence examples for materials designated as from inspiring English sources
Access to the collection for materials designated as "open with permission," requires written permission from Henry A. Kissinger or his designated representative until five years after Kissinger's death.
The new materials, designated as MCMN2PDI and SBAN2PDI, presented absorption and emission spectra corresponding to weakly coupled PDI chromophores, in contrast to the strongly coupled rings usually found in solid PDI samples.
Access to materials designated as open with permission requires written permission from Henry Kissinger or his designated representative until five years after Dr. Kissinger's death, at which time all open with permission materials will become open.
This material, designated as "10e" in the schedule, will therefore be considered optional reading.
Material property experiments such as dynamic resonance, dilatometry, flexure, creep, tensile, and shear tests were performed on PNNL's glass ceramic sealant material, designated as G18, to obtain property data essential to constitutive and numerical model development.
The microporous material designated as HKUST-1[ 15] represents one of the most intensely studied MOFs today due to its wide-ranging potential applications.
The A. annua plant material designated as GERMAN07 used in this study contained 0.75% artemisinin (Art), 0.18% dihydroartemisinic acid (DHAA), and 0.03% artemisinic acid (AA).
Hazardous materials are designated as hazardous under 49 U.S.C. 5103, federal hazardous materials transportation law.
In the following text, such sample materials are designated as "Aβ, tau or α-synuclein inocula", or as "Aβ", "tau" or "α-synuclein" with subscripted indices to indicate the origin of the respective inoculum.
If, however, the state chooses to digitize previously non-electronic legal material, and if that newly electronic legal material is designated as official, then the requirements of the Act must be met.
The obtained material was designated as nanoparticle-structured V2O5/reduced graphene oxide composite II (V/GO-II).
