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The pits are made up of a multilayered material that is iridescent; that is, it reflects light at different colors depending upon the angle at which the light hits it.

For the first time, researchers have successfully grown artificial mother-of-pearl, the iridescent, multilayered material that lines the shells of mollusks such as abalone Haliotis tuberculata (above left).

The results show that microstructure of each layer and a new nanocrystalline material that deposited between a-BON thin film and nc-SiC thin film affect the hardness enhancement in multilayered a-BON/nc-SiC thin films.

Most strikingly, he made multilayered works from materials that included paint, lacquer, screenprint and plastic sheeting.

Yet it's when Wilson turns to the darker, more complex and multilayered material of Pet Sounds that the night truly comes alive.

We have demonstrated that it is possible to create a highly reflecting frequency selective flexible mirror by infiltrating a DBR with a columnar nanostructure with an elastomer, preserving the high refractive index contrast of the original inorganic multilayered material and endowing it with mechanical properties that resemble those of the polymer.

The morphological, electrical and biological properties of the resulting multilayered material were also investigated.

The coupled thermo-mechanical contact problem of a multilayered material is of great interest.

The permeability test shows that multilayered materials have nearly same gas permeability property as blended one.

Recently, several researches have focused on the multilayered nanolaminate structure which comprised of alternating layer of different materials that have individual layer of nanometer-scale thickness [7,8].

Previous studies on the mechanical performance of biological multilayered materials such as nacre have shown that their outstanding mechanical properties are direct results of the small-scale features and optimized arrangement of the elements in their microstructure.