Sentence examples for materials will allow from inspiring English sources

The synthesis of these materials will allow to assess their significance for catalysis or other applications.

We expect that the generality of this methodology and readily availability of the starting materials will allow it to enjoy extensive application in the area of organic chemistry.

The introduction of fabric tensors into the analysis of damage of composite materials will allow for an enhanced and better understood physical meaning of damage.

5) Establishing multiple distribution centers for the sale of construction materials will allow individuals and families to build for themselves, especially if technical assistance is available.

The purity of the samples obtained has been verified by various analytical techniques and these materials will allow the first studies of the conformations and properties of cyclic polymers in chemically identical blends using neutron scattering.

"We hope that the package of measures we have announced this week, including a firm implementation date, fees, practical exemptions and guidance materials, will allow this to take place".

Berridge's biography rescues this remarkable woman from her own myth, restoring her as near to life as the thin source material will allow.

Ideally, a clever bit of stunt casting will draw audiences to a show, and the right material will allow a star -- a refugee from film, television or pop music -- to establish a reputation for genuine, non-camera-enhanced acting talent.

TiVo and other companies believe that the convergence of the Internet, television, cable and satellite as sources of material will allow viewers to watch what they want whenever they want.

The sensing and actuation aspects of this multifunctional material will allow composites to be designed with numerous embedded functions including, structural health monitoring, power generation, vibration sensing and control, damping, and shape control through anisotropic actuation.

"This material will allow us to raise dots to the correct height, so they can be read," says Dr. Peichun Yang, a postdoctoral research associate at NC State and co-author of the paper.