Sentence examples for materials with ever from inspiring English sources

The Hall Petch expression, that predicts high hardness for materials with ever finer grain sizes, underpins this drive.

Soon, scientists riffing on the lbco theme produced new materials with ever higher superconducting transition temperatures and the liquid-nitrogen milestone was soon passed.

"If you look at our sales, you see material leaps which coincide with ever better versions of our vehicle selector," Mr. Rimm-Kaufman said.

However, while this is true for the trivial case, there are many examples that are much more complex and scientists continue to push the limits with ever more challenging materials being studied.

While perfectly engaging to read, the story plays timidly with Chekhovian material without ever really grappling with its possibilities; it is content to substitute charm for psychological detail, glibness for felt emotion.

With ever increasing demand for high-performance lithium-ion batteries, cathode materials with high energy density have been sought from diverse chemical spaces1,2,3.

Graphene may be one of the most versatile materials ever discovered – with an endless list of possibilities ranging from miniaturised computer chips to high-capacity batteries (and believe it or not for making extra-strong vodka).

The Tainan Church Press, established in 1884, has been printing POJ materials ever since, with periods of quiet when POJ was suppressed in the early 1940s and from around 1955 to 1987.

When has materials science ever been this romantic a profession?

They can be relatively easily converted and modified into an ever-increasing variety of materials with diverse functional properties.

The term "nanotechnology" is traditionally used to describe materials with a size <100 nm and is an ever-growing and interesting research field to be a part of.