Sentence examples for materials have evolved from inspiring English sources

With the development of network services, transferring materials have evolved from data to multimedia.

These materials have evolved into structures such as skeletal parts, wings, plant stems and shells.

Within the last 20 years, computer simulations of materials have evolved from an academic curiosity to a predictive tool for addressing structure property processing performance relations that are critical to the design of new products and processes.

Today, architectural materials have evolved considerably since ancient times and reinforced concrete structures are rapidly changing the skyline of the town.

Since the surface treatment of feldspathic porcelain in 1983 [ 1] became available, new materials have evolved into high strength and esthetic glass-ceramics such as lithium disilicate.

In her study of bias and sensitivity panels set up to advise on textbooks and curriculums, the author argues that what began as an "entirely reasonable" effort in the 1960's to bring fairness to educational materials has evolved into a "broad and increasingly bizarre policy of censorship".

Antibacterial surface modification of biomedical materials has evolved as a potentially effective method of preventing bacterial proliferation and biofilm formation on medical devices [11].

Antibacterial surface modification of biomedical materials has evolved as a potentially effective method for preventing bacterial proliferation on the surfaces of devices.

This chapter examines the properties that such materials must have, the way in which the present generation of materials has evolved, and the likely direction of their future development.

"I feel like I'm a great indicator of the popularity of carbon fiber," Mr. Calfee said, noting that the material had evolved rapidly in a relatively short period.

However, the ceramic material has evolved over time such that the 96 sets included two grades of alumina (Biolox and Biolox® forte; Ceramtec GmbH, Plochingen, Germany) and zirconia-toughened alumina (Biolox® delta) ceramic heads.