Sentence examples for point of materials from inspiring English sources

The components of a gas turbine operate in an aggressive environment where the temperature of service varies from ambient to near melting point of materials which introduce a variety of degradation on the components.

Since friction stirs welding (FSW) and its sub-family do not involve bulk melting of the components (the peak temperature in FSW is about 0.6 0.95 melting point of materials), it is among most capable welding techniques for joining dissimilar materials.

From view point of material design, it is necessary to control the morphologies of ZnO nanorods to optimize mechanical and tribological properties of ZnO nanorods/carbon fabric/resin composites.

To consider the effect of the high stress level beyond the yielding point of material in one load block, deformation theory and iteration method are applied to the stress analysis of the first load cycle.

Above these concentrations the anodic degradation of glyoxylic acid is large and in practice would necessitate an integrated product separation if the synthesis were to be economic from the point of material yield.

An assessment of the developed stress strain fields indicates that the effective plastic stretch λp is the invariant that most suitably represents the point of material failure in all different test configurations.

At the end of their study, the anthropologists concluded that because of the sheer numbers of artefacts people today own, we are at a point of "material saturation".

These investments include a new upbeat "Optimism" ad campaign, new packaging, and new point-of-purchase materials.

"Point-of-sale materials have been developed with advice to both consumers and customers on how to dispose of or return the affected product.

In addition to Fahlgren, Owens Corning had used seven shops to handle specialty tasks like interactive ads and point-of-sale materials.

Scott Dean, a BP spokesman, said the company's public relations efforts were primarily focused on providing signs and point-of-sale materials to station owners that identified them as local businesses, rather than on broadcast, radio or Internet ads.