Sentence examples for materials proceeds from inspiring English sources

The mandala, projected above the players, was a circle within a square within a circle, and most of jazz — even the complex but sheared-back kind practiced by Raw Materials — proceeds in fairly obvious cycles of chords and rhythmic patterns.

We describe successively the design and properties of: sol gel derived hybrids, Nano Building Blocks (NBBs) based hybrid materials, nanostructured porous materials proceeds as thin films and ultra-thin films, aerosol processed mesoporous powders and finally hierarchically structured materials.

The photocurrent transients exhibited fast and uniform photocurrent responses, indicating that charge transport in these materials proceeds rapidly and may be associated with the single crystalline structure of ZnO.

This new reaction, which couples diverse reactivity modes between simple aryne and tetrazine starting materials, proceeds in a single operation and takes less than 5 minutes in air with no metal catalyst.

The deposition of anode-derived materials proceeded by two consecutive mechanisms, which are explained in detail.

Concrete samples were made from polymeric and elastomer materials proceeding from the recycling industry, such as agglutinated low-density polyethylene (LDPE), crushed polyethylene terephthalate (PET) and rubber from useless tires.

Such collection – of telephony metadata and other material – proceeds under secret interpretations of section 215 of the Patriot Act.

But in a statement on its website, the company said it did not expect any transaction "to give rise to material proceeds".

"Infratil does not now expect any transaction completed for Glasgow Prestwick Airport or Manston Kent Airport to give rise to material proceeds".

At passivated electrodes the reduction at n-type material proceeds in the dark, while at p-type electrodes illumination is necessary and current doubling is observed.

Upon chromosome scattering, the entire chromatin material proceeds to rotate within the cell for a prolonged period of time (Fig. 4D).