Sentence examples for more flexible material from inspiring English sources
Most critically, they say, the new licenses are laser engraved on rigid polycarbonate, replacing the current process of printing photos on more flexible material, which they say can be much more easily altered or fabricated.
The best mechanical performance in terms of flexural and tensile properties was achieved with the block copolymer derived from carboxyl-terminated polybutadiene, whereas a more flexible material has been obtained with NCOPBER block copolymer-modified network.
But Sadoway and his team took a different approach, realizing that the functions of that membrane could instead be performed by a specially coated metal mesh, a much stronger and more flexible material that could stand up to the rigors of use in industrial-scale storage systems.
11) Don't Rush – ASi, a metal-forming firm whose cutting-edge technology offers stronger, lighter, more flexible material for small industrial pieces, with applications from fracking to dentistry to ammunition, was formed in 2006.
Generally, due to their inherent properties of biological recognition, extracted natural proteins present better cell-triggered proteolysis degradation and biocompatibility; synthetic materials provide more flexible material properties with specific designs.
Consequently, a better approach is to use the silicon stamp as a master template for replication of a daughter, or working stamp based on a cheaper and preferably more flexible material.
However, researchers are working on ways to print more flexible materials.
To overcome this brittleness they are frequently deposited as thin films on other, more flexible, materials.
Addition of oligomeric mcl-PHA to P 3HB) resulted in softer and more flexible materials based entirely on PHAs.
While there have been advances in terms of materials used in 3D printing (nylon for example can be combined with wood or bronze), more flexible materials are still in beta or prototype stages.
The new armor kit is designed with more flexible materials that slow down the projectile and contain the debris, limiting the damage to that caused directly by the EFP.
