Sentence examples for materials simulated from inspiring English sources

By comparison, the United States passed its first law prohibiting manufacture, distribution, and possession of child pornography in 1977, and such materials — simulated or not — are not protected under the First Amendment, even when they aren't considered legally obscene.

Such systems have been used in regenerative medicine, but also in fields as diverse as nanocomposite materials, simulated cancer environments, filtration membranes, and semiconductors, among many others.

In fact, on one side the raw clay only sample simulates the more superficial cracks of the statue whilst the sample composed of mixed materials simulates the cracks crossing the parts of the structure composed mainly out of organic materials.

A new equipment has been designed to measure the thermal response and heat capacity of composite walls of different materials simulating real building envelopes.

The various layers of differing materials simulate the tissue layers of the human neck including the skin (tape), soft tissue (toilet paper), cricothyroid membrane (glove), while the larynx is represented by plastic respiratory tubing.

The load transfer conditions between the graphene and the matrix are modeled using joint elements connecting the two materials, simulating the interfacial region.

The load transfer conditions between the carbon nanotubes and the matrix are modeled using joint elements of changeable stiffness that connect the two materials, simulating the interfacial region.

Various materials simulating soft tissues used such as: water, wax, self-polymerizing resin, acryl, paraffin polyethylene and Plexiglas [ 28– 33].

Here, we omit discussion of above items and instead present development of the model based on Monte Carlo modeling of electron heat conductivity in material simulated by a classical molecular dynamics code.

The density of the ensiled material simulated well full-scale ensiling systems, being 145-160 kg DM/m3 for the maize, hemp and faba bean in 2008 and 250 kg DM/m3 for the drier hemp in 2009.

Lexan plates acted as passive material simulating human body tissues while nuclear emulsion films were used as both tracking devices with micrometric accuracy and ionisation detectors.