Sentence examples for neat properties from inspiring English sources

Neat-resin and composite tests were conducted for four different resin matrices, whose neat properties varied over a wide range, allowing reasonably strong tests of correlations.

The common feature is that in each case some formal or "neat" properties of objects that had to be postulated in axioms before could now be derived as logical consequences of definitions.

He cited as "neat properties" of material objects that it is impossible for two material objects to occupy the same place at the same time, and that it is impossible for one material object to occupy distinct places in space at the same time (LA, 329; cf. AMi, 264 65; AMa, 385).

The new Island House (the-island-house.com) is a neat property with just 24 rooms, striking artwork, pop-up shops, a hip cinema and a Bamford Spa.

This is done in the context of questioning the typologies of neat property regimes that are broadly categorised as – open-access, state, private and common property - in the economic literature.

Again Quine echoes Russell's language with his mention of a "neat" property that calls out for a "construction" from known entities.

Russell did not define here what he means by "neat logical properties", but it is possible to understand what he had in mind by way of the examples he gave.

Open-hole tension strength was shown to correlate better with neat-resin fracture toughness, but neat-resin properties were otherwise inferior indicators of most composite properties.

Correlations were sought between these and neat-resin properties, composite shear strength, and Mode I composite delamination toughness.

A neat setting shows only properties that have recently been reduced in price.

Moreover, cross-linked PEO fibers exhibit higher elastic properties than neat PEO fibers.