Sentence examples for more solid material from inspiring English sources
I must say that I like to start with more solid material than this.
The results indicate that more solid material should be used closer to the hot plate (non-uniform distribution).
"If China's economy can grow at this rate for a relatively long time," he explained, "we will secure a more solid material foundation for modernisation".
Despite recent evidence for a liquid-like state, others have argued that RNP granules have more solid material characteristics, similar to protein aggregates (Gilks et al., 2004; Vessey et al., 2006; Decker et al., 2007; Si et al., 2010; Decker and Parker, 2012; Ramaswami et al., 2013).
If using a more solid material, you may wish to hem the edges.
We believe that these techniques can be readily extended to produce more complex nanostructures with hollow interiors and cover a broader range of materials than those presented in this article by incorporating more reactions and thus more solid materials into the synthetic process.
Water, milk, lava and blood mingle with the more solid materials -- scrap fabric, found objects, skin, bones, statues and stars.
It focuses on several new pieces in an ensemble first conceived in 2005, and marks a departure for the artist, who previously worked primarily with more solid materials.
The loss tangent values (tan δ = G"/G') were lower than 1 for all materials at the investigated frequency of 1 Hz (tan δ = 0.2, 0.05, 0.7, 0.04, and 0.3 for Dermabond, BioGlue, Omnex, PEG-LysNH2, and Evicel, respectively, at 1 Hz) with smaller tan δ values indicating a more solid-like material.
Most coaxial cables employ a lightweight polyethylene or wood pulp insulator; although air would be a more effective dielectric, the solid material serves as a mechanical support for the inner conductor.
Concomitantly, the solution phase becomes more dilute as the solid material is formed, and changes in the solution-state speciation and modes of molecular aggregation in solution are monitored from the time evolution of the liquid-state NMR spectrum.
