Sentence examples for materials existing in from inspiring English sources

While in high school, he spent two years researching supercritical fluids (materials existing in a phase other than solid, liquid or gas) with the help of a mentoring professor from Stony Brook University.

The vector of mixtures x represents the sensor measurements at different wavelengths, matrix A contains in its columns the spectral signatures of the endmembers (materials) existing in the covered area and vector s contains the endmember fractional abundances at the given pixel[25].

One key element in this picture is the inception of life, which has been interacting with and changing, maintaining, and recirculating most of the materials existing in the atmosphere and the supracrustal section of the Earth for over ~80% of Earth's history.

Collection pit for drilling waste containing ground rock, drilling muds (the lubricants and chemicals used during drilling), and in some cases radioactive material existing in the target shale layer.

Janus particles are new, smart materials with two or more distinct parts with different kinds of material existing in each part.

The search for new pozzolan sources for eco-efficient cement manufacture is the main goal of this study, which evaluates the pozzolanic activity of andesitic material existing in large quantities in Algeria.

Although there are no specific provisions in the EU legislation on nanoscale materials, existing legislation covers in principle the potential health, safety and environmental risks in relation to nanomaterials.

In comparison with traditional surface treatment technologies, the mechanochemical reconditioning technology takes positive advantage of the energy release and materials chemistry existing in the damaged regions on tribosurfaces.

This group includes regenerated fibres, such as rayon, made from fibre-forming materials already existing in nature and manipulated into fibrous form, and synthetic fibres, with the fibre-forming substance produced from chemicals derived from such sources as coal and oil and then made into such fibres as nylon and polyester.

Meanwhile, to capture the distinct material composition partition existing in medical objects, the material interface is introduced.

The constitutive theory is cast within a general thermodynamic framework that has been developed to describe the response of materials capable of existing in multiple stress free configurations ("natural configurations").