Sentence examples for properties balance from inspiring English sources

This is one important facet of the materials scientist's job to help evaluate the suitability of a material for a given application based on how its properties balance against load and performance requirements specified by the design engineer.

Our increasing need for the Storage of fluids such as natural gas, CO2 or water (aquifer storage and recovery) in the Earth's subsurface demands a greater geologic understanding of the location dimensions and properties of porous rocks and sediments in the subsurface and a knowledge of how these properties balance the risks of contamination or loss.

Since the early stage of the polyolefins development, properties have been expanded by improving catalyst chemistry, morphology and by conducting polymerization in two successive steps, generating in each step a different polymer in terms of molecular weight, crystallinity, composition to match the designed properties balance.

Aforesaid high PCE is accredited to high optical absorption properties, balanced charge transport properties, and longer diffusion lengths of carriers.

The model is a mixed integer non linear programming problem with bilinear terms on the property balances, and it is solved using a global optimization algorithm.

He is expected to announce higher taxes on expensive properties to balance more cuts in welfare.

"The U.K. has had to sell off many of its grander foreign properties to balance the books during austerity; and now splashes out on this penthouse to win previously unnecessary trade deals," he wrote on Twitter on Wednesday.

Sterling (2007) proposed a conceptual framework for studying and managing diversity: 'Diversity concepts employed across the full range of sciences display some combination of just three basic properties: "variety", "balance" and "disparity"'.

Chinese who practice traditional medicine believe that foods are consumed for their warming and cooling properties to balance a deficiency of or excess energy in the body (51).

Our results demonstrate that, together with cell-penetrating properties, the balance between in vitro activity (PDP3 has higher EC50 than the precursor peptides) and in-cell stability is crucial for peptidic probes.

Potentially many environmental factors (e.g., soil properties, radiative balance, snowpack dynamics) might have direct and indirect effects on growth and physiological processes that produce wood anatomy and tree-ring widths.