Sentence examples for materials with reasonable from inspiring English sources

Significant increases in room temperature ductility were obtained in these materials with reasonable enhancement in strength.

It was shown that the developed model can predict the whole damage accumulation process of different solder materials with reasonable accuracy.

Although different types of bendable electrode materials have been introduced, it is very important to fabricate highly-flexible electrode materials with reasonable fabrication technique and high electrochemical performance similar to those of conventional high-capacity electrode materials.

But transistors must be made of a material with reasonable electronic properties if they are to switch fast enough for the display to show video.

A strain-hardening Drucker Prager model is developed which simulates both the hardening and softening material response with reasonable agreement to the experimental observations.

If that weren't uncomfortable enough, Justice Elena Kagan opened the door to further explicit material with her reasonable observation that not even all opposite-sex couples marry in order to "procreate": "If both the woman and the man are over the age of 55, there are not a lot of children coming out of that marriage".

Preserving coiled coil structure by reducing the amount of draw results in a tough material with a reasonable strength.

One of the most challenging issues in developing supercapacitor and capacitive deionization (CDI) technologies is the rational design and synthesis of active electrode materials, with favorable morphologies, reasonable porous structure and high surface area.

Both C and D τ2) are expressed as power series, allowing several typical pre-peak material nonlinearities to be described with reasonable accuracy.

Such bounds are of paramount importance for the majority of real-life problems where only first and second moments of the stochastic material properties can be estimated with reasonable accuracy.

In addition, the proposed formula predicted the dynamic stiffness of resilient materials subjected to long-term load with reasonable agreement.