Bulgaria's inexpensive labor and materials enabled the filmmakers to build two model crematoriums in the village of Giten, 45 minutes outside Sofia, using bricks and concrete, tile roofs and working ovens with cast-iron doors.
The typical features of porous materials enable the long diffusion pathway and relatively low power density.
Existing materials enable the application of the proposed layer in a semi-active mode.
Prestressing materials enable the material to become more efficient since a greater portion of its tensile capacity is employed.
Phosphor materials enable the optical frequency conversion to realize the full-color white emission light-emitting diodes (LEDs).
Thermoelectric materials enable the direct conversion between heat and electricity, offering a sustainable technology to overcome the upcoming energy crisis.
The electrochemical atomic layer deposition (E-ALD) growth of chalcogenides materials enables the deposition of technologically interesting ultra-thin films.
On the other hand, the quantification of contrast materials enables the colour-coded display of its elemental iodine concentration (see Fig. 6).
The subpad made of soft materials enables the FNP to conform to wafer surface flatness variation and achieve good polishing uniformity.
Furthermore, due to their fusibility thermoplastic materials enable the integration of process steps into the part production for example the joining process with the metallic component.
