Sentence examples for materials that give from inspiring English sources
The screens would be made using organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs) – a combination of materials that give out their own light when activated by electricity.
Cyanobacteria contain organic materials that give them their colour: chlorophyll, which produces green; yellowish carotenoids; the blue pigment phycobilin; and, in some species, the red pigment phycoerythrin.
Polymer dressings for different wound types and different stages of wound healing are described with a focus on polymeric materials that give them their specific attributes.
Conor's stents are made from both stainless steel and cobalt chrome alloy, materials that give them the flexibility to be coiled like springs before insertion, usually through an artery in the patient's thigh.
Down the road, the approach could lead to new ways to create self-healing plastics and to the development of materials that give off warnings before they fail.
By "speech acts" I include not just spoken words but writing and visual images all the materials that give an institution interiority, as if it has a face, as well as feelings, thoughts, or judgments.
It started with white perforated fabrics and metallic materials that gave a suitably nighttime look with a streak of deep blue.
As the United States mobilizes to develop defenses against bioterrorism, it urgently needs reliable intelligence on just what has happened to the people and materials that gave the Soviet Union the most frightening arsenal of biological weapons ever developed.
When it comes to works of modern art, the experimental embrace of new materials that gave the period much of its dynamism poses a whole new set of challenges.
The event was equipped with reading materials that gave a basic introduction to gene-editing technologies, such as CRISPER-Cas9, to help people without technical or biological backgrounds in genetics understand things more clearly.
This study presents a novel 2-D six-parameter power-law distribution for CNTs volume fraction of 2-D functionally graded nanocomposite materials that gives designers a powerful tool for flexible designing of structures under multi-functional requirements.
