Sentence examples for numbers of material from inspiring English sources
LinkedIn also disclosed the company's mobile usage statistics for the first time — apparently in response to pressure from the Securities and Exchange Commission, which considers the numbers of material interest to investors.
Due to the limited resources, their work resulted in a relatively small numbers of material classes and patches.
The proposed amorphous viscoplastic model minimizes the numbers of material parameters, and it significantly facilitates the calibration process.
The extended modeling capabilities of such generalized continuum theories come with a cost: the generalized theories require additional boundary conditions and the extended constitutive laws may, in the most general cases, involve very significant numbers of material parameters.
I would hypothesize that as research articles become more a question of mathematical modelling and computer analysis, the overall numbers of material processes is diminishing, with a consequent rise in the proportion of mental processes, particularly those relating to calculation.
Scientific authors are more ready to use a first person pronoun subject with a mental or verbal process than with a material process, passive forms being preferred with material processes, but as overall numbers of material processes dwindle, the percentage of passive forms fall giving a corresponding rise in the percentages of mental and verbal processes.
Stems were crossed, even numbers of materials were used, and containers were often crude and exotic in shape.
Uneven numbers of materials were always used, and rules of proportion dictated that plant material be at least one and one half times the height of the container.
Between 1996 and 2006 the number of material necessities in our lives grew substantially.
The department also divulged for the first time that the number of material witnesses held in terrorism investigations as of January was "fewer than 50".
He added that the Justice Department document contained "a number of material misstatements and omissions, which we look forward to having the opportunity to correct in court".
