Sentence examples for materials to balance from inspiring English sources

With mathematical and computational models, a designer can easily find the best combination of constituent materials to balance strength and cost.

CuO was induced into red mud oxygen carrier materials to balance the temperature difference between the fuel and air reactors in chemical looping combustion.

That is, degraded elastin is simply replaced by other materials to balance the transmural pressure.

Autophagy can digest damaged proteins, organelles and other macromolecules and recycle cytoplasmic materials to balance the demand of nutrients and energy [ 54].

The main issue in finding large ZT materials is to balance the advantageous material properties, i.e., S and σ, with the detrimental κ l and κ e.

We also highlight the design of nanostructured materials needed to balance the electronic and ionic conduction, which are of great importance for achieving enhanced performance of electrode in electrochemical devices.

Partita for solo violin – written in 2006 and played here with her usual authority by Lesley Hatfield – helped clarify Watkins's propensity to create an unselfconsciously lyrical flow of material and to balance it with a consciously meticulous craftsmanship.

These materials were designed to balance the need for fundamental human subject protections to be preserved across all of the malaria-endemic sites where participants were being recruited, while still allowing for appropriate tailoring of consent processes to each research context.

Future trends include the development of new technology to create a biomatrix for tissue repair, the introduction of new bioactive entities with specific functions for tissue repair, the development of new versatile bioactive materials to achieve balanced mechanical properties and functionality, or the delivery of cells or genes to enhance the tissue repair.

Thus, the final stress occurred in repair material σnew(t) becomes: Open image in new window Fig. 3 Compressive stresses in repair material due to balancing compressive force.

What's wrong with this picture is what's wrong with Starbucks and the social responsibility marketing that passes the high cost of everything from boutique coffee to energy saving construction materials onto consumers struggling to balance fair trade with fair prices.