Sentence examples for materials ingredients from inspiring English sources
Sterling predicted Spimes will eventually be designed into all objects, and contain their histories, raw materials, ingredients, ownership history and other data.
Its beneficial use in construction materials results in reducing the cost of construction materials' ingredients and also helps in reducing disposal problem.
Initially, Burton said 1894 will invest in North American companies that have revenue in the $5 million to $10 million range, making everything from natural and organic foods or beverages, to new packaging materials, ingredients, or sales and marketing technologies.
Formula manufacturers will have to report the raw materials, ingredients and labels of their products to food safety administrations, and will not allow them to contract production out, or repackage products under other labels, the draft states.
The definition of processing aid varies across the target countries; however, in general, processing aids are substances not consumed as food ingredients by themselves and are used intentionally in processing or in the production of raw materials, ingredients or foods to achieve a technological purpose.
The previously developed micromechanics based design selects material ingredients for tensile ductility in the hardened state.
The unique properties of UHPC have several advantages over normal-strength concrete (NSC) owing to its material ingredients and composition.
While there are strong initiatives for the adoption of ECC in China, wider applications will require localization of material ingredients.
The experimental results indicated that cost-effective ductile ECCs can be designed successfully using local material ingredients.
The successful production of ultra-high performance concrete (UHPC) depends on its material ingredients and mixture proportioning, which leads to denser and relatively more homogenous particle packing.
The rheological design, which is the focus in this paper, modifies the material ingredients for self-consolidation behavior in the fresh state.
