Sentence examples for new material used from inspiring English sources
The purpose of this study was to test the potential of the body's natural lubricant, surface-active phospholipids (SAPL), to decrease friction in prosthetic joints by acting as a boundary lubricant, and to test the interaction of SAPL with Pyrolytic Carbon (PyC), a new material used in artificial heart valves and joint replacements of the upper limb.
The new material uses a stretchy polymer that reacts to an external electric voltage.
None the less, he is working on a studio disc of new material, using a variety of musicians and arranging styles.
After the Theatre Royal's Five Guys Named Moe made a successful crossover from the fringe to the West End in the Nineties, artistic director Philip Hedley started musical theatre workshops to develop new material using local talent.
This new material uses class □ fly ash as raw material to produce BRC clinker containing C3S and C4A3S¯ phase, and class □ fly ash as high-activity cement admixture.
In the latter part of his life, Cunningham developed much of his new material using dancers from his understudy group (known as the RUGs), which has performed annually at the 92nd Street Y.
Dallapiccola's "Paroli di San Paolo" for mezzo-soprano and nine instrumentalists was a pocket of calm and self-assurance - new materials used in the spirit of early Italian polyphony.
However, with many new materials used and tested for different applications and operation under different conditions, conducting experiments for each one of them is becoming increasingly difficult.
Specifically, the "improved" design, whilst being less impactful on Fiji in terms of disposal, has a higher impact globally due to the production and manufacture of the new materials used.
New materials used in the iPhone's construction should include a strong sapphire-based composite of some kind that offers additional projection against scratching and breaking.
In this section we focus on some new materials used for electrode modification, for example graphene [ 80– 90], ionic liquids [ 91– 98], and nanoparticles [ 99– 1199.
