Sentence examples for materials which makes from inspiring English sources
Neutrons are used to understand new battery materials, which makes your smartphone last longer.
This type of disorder characterizes several amorphous (even used commercially) materials which makes it possible to apply the HCTRF formalism.
The rationale is that more efficient factories are better able to absorb the shocks of power outages or unexpected increases in the price of raw materials, which makes them less likely to cut corners.
Criticality safety controls are designed to constrain these parameters to minimize fissions and maximize neutron leakage and absorption in other materials, which makes criticality more difficult or impossible to achieve.
The study of identification methods for clay minerals is very important because of the very fine particle size (less than 2 μm) of these materials, which makes it difficult to recognize them with the naked eye.
Senior Whitehall officials say the warning about the increased likelihood of a chemical or biological attack rests on changing technology, and increased theft and smuggling of such materials which makes the aspirations of contemporary terrorist groups "more realistic than they have been in the past".
It does not cover the resources used for the creation of materials which make up the contents of a database.
Conventional flexible OPV cells do not meet this requirement because they are comprised of thick, rigid materials, which make the devices fragile.
The principal characteristic of materials which make them suitable as harmonic tags is highly non-linear B H characteristics stemming from near zero magnetic anisotropies.
Moreover, nanomaterials exhibit superior properties when compared to conventional materials which make them suitable candidates to improve various tissue growths and as implants.
This chapter reviews the ever-increasing demands on product purity and environmental acceptability of waste materials, accompanied by gradual reduction in the quality of raw materials, which make washing of solids a frequent and often inevitable choice in process engineering.
