Sentence examples for picture of material from inspiring English sources

The standard anelastic solid provides a conceptually simple picture of material dissipation as a relaxation process.

The actual infinite division of all matter is, of course, sufficient to rule out any standard picture of material atomism since any body that might lay claim to being an indivisible atom would itself be actually subdivided into smaller sub-bodies.

The SIMD provides a comprehensive picture of material deprivation in small areas within Scotland.

Pilot application of the test during the past decade yielded a highly reproducible and discriminating picture of material performance in terms of fungal resistance and showed performance that might differ considerably based on the moisture load.

Rather than creating multiple samples, the structure-property relationships extracted from a single disordered sample could offer a statistical picture of materials functionality, providing the experimental counterpart to Materials Genome-type programs.

The typical microstructures in different areas of the pantograph strip are shown in Fig. 8. Figure 8a presents the original strip surface used for comparison, and Fig. 8b d is the enlarged pictures of material transfer area, bright area, and arc ablation area, respectively.

Like the haunting picture of Aylan, material showing the killings of the Virginia journalists was all over Twitter.

The picture of the material, above, shows how far along they are.

We demonstrate the value of the proposed method and highlight that due to its simplicity, it can be used in conjunction with existing experimental methods to generate a more complete picture of the material anisotropy.

Thus the result so far is at best only a kind of skeletal picture of the material world, one that would have to be "fleshed out" in various ways in order to even approximate the common-sense picture of the world.

Contrary to what is often suggested, Berkeley's "idealist" view (in Berkeley 1710 and 1713) is not in fact in any clear way an anticipation of phenomenalism, but rather in effect a curious version of representationalism, in which our perceptual ideas constitute partial representations of the much more complete picture of the material world constituted by God's much more complete ideas.