Sentence examples for materials were described from inspiring English sources
The lattice configuration and design of superferric magnet sectors with high permeability materials were described in detail.
The inelastic strains of these materials were described with a modification made to a model of plasticity with damage, originally proposed by Ladeveze (1992).
Smart materials were described as reactive materials, whereas, their properties can be changed with respect to environment changes and back to the original states.
In 2011, Yi et al. [16] reported the developments in the doping of LNMO cathode material for 5 V LIBs, in which the rate capability, rate performance, and cyclic life of various doped LNMO materials were described.
Active materials were described with respect to microporous structure (nitrogen adsorption), chemical composition (elemental analysis and XPS) and investigated by electrochemical methods (cyclic voltammetry, galvanostatic charge/discharge and impedance spectroscopy) in acidic (4 M H2SO4) and alkaline (7 M KOH) media.
Similar features of flat-shaped materials were described in the field of spine and shoulder surgery (Boyer et al. 2015; Fujita et al. 2006; Hamasaki et al. 2010; Liu et al. 2017; Takahata et al. 2007), with greater footprint contact pressure being reported in an in vitro biomechanical study (Liu et al. 2017) and a lower re-tear rate reported in a clinical study (Boyer et al. 2015).
In topology, materials are described as mathematical objects with set numbers of "holes".
All others are termed plastics or resins; the properties and applications of these materials are described at length separately in the article plastic (thermoplastic and thermosetting resins).
Composites of both silicate- and aluminophosphate-based materials are described.
Transmissivity characteristics of other Martian and lunar materials are described.
An implicit-in-time method for granular materials is described.
