Sentence examples for materials the final from inspiring English sources

While this new wave of Star Wars films are being built from new and exciting materials, the final mould within which they are placed will remain fixed.

The proposed method considers the types of materials, the final objective thickness and the roll speed.

By optimizing the ratio of the materials, the final strength of the backfilling wall achieves at least 30 MPa.

For all three materials, the final pH was higher than the initial pH when the initial concentration was lower than 6.25, 6.42 and 6.70 for RMN, ATMN and BTMN, respectively, and this was attributed to exhaustion of H+ during oxidation process (Sun et al. 2013).

After interviewees ensured the truth of the complete written interview materials, the final materials were analyzed and coded.

Highly pure standards of HT2 and T2 were used as raw materials, the final products were characterised by nuclear magnetic resonance measurements and the purities were estimated to be ≥95%%.

And despite the relative complexity and ill-defined nature of the formaldehyde staring material, the final network structure is to a large extent, governed by the substitution pattern of the resorcinol molecule.

For the particular case of a simple Crank Nicolson time discretization and homogeneous material, the final velocity system can be proven to be symmetric and positive definite and in this case the scheme is also exactly energy preserving.

Further, using Hamilton's principle and linear coupled constitutive equations of MEE material, the final equilibrium equations for free vibration behaviour of MEE plate in hygrothermal environment has been derived.

Because of the lower purity of the source material, the final product is also of lower quality in the direct process as compared to the indirect one.

While the size distribution of the non-sheared fresh material was considerably different to that of thawed material, the final overall size distributions of sheared material were similar especially after exposure to high hydrodynamic stress (Fig. 6a).