Sentence examples for materials sheet from inspiring English sources

The city's diversified manufactures include paint, plaster, printed materials, sheet metal, cement, rubber, tractors, steel, aluminum, and nickel.

While the watertight skin was originally obtained by a layer of puddled clay with protective gravel covering, other materials later became available, such as fly ash from power stations, sometimes with a cement admixture; bentonite; bituminous materials; sheet polythene; or concrete.

Shen et al. (2009) numerically studied the laser bending of metal/ceramic bi-layer materials sheet.

Some key points in this structure are crucial to the junctions' performance, including properties of carbon materials (sheet resistance, light transmissivity, etc)., substrate wafer (resistance, energy band gap, light transmissivity, etc)., and their interface (contact state, thickness).

Roofs made of smooth materials (sheet metal or glass) are more likely to shed ash than roofs made with rough materials (thatch, asphalt or wood shingles).

"While I admire them for thinking big, they often don't know the cost of performance rights, performance materials (sheet music and score), personnel fees for hiring extra musicians, or how much it will cost to rent specific instruments that we'll need for that piece.

Although PCMs are used in various forms, such as bulk materials, sheets, and particles dispersed in matrices, the most convenient form of their use in textile industry is core shell microcapsules [ 9, 10].

A strut design framework was therefore developed to determine the optimal truss angle for a given combination of starting material, reinforcing material, sheet geometry, and coating thickness.

This research thus proposes a rule-based automated building information model (BIM) approach for designing boarding layout and planning material sheet cutting, resulting in practically feasible solutions with minimal material waste.

The variables considered are the rivet type and material, the sheet material and the squeeze force.

Geosynthetics is the umbrella term for thin, flexible material sheets applied in civil and environmental engineering, of which geotextiles form the largest group.