Sentence examples for properties nature from inspiring English sources

The impact of the type of the acceptor dopant on i) the microstructure (relative density, size and grain morphology), ii) the thermal properties (linear expansion, thermal expansion coefficient) and iii) the electrical properties (nature and value of conductivity), is identified.

An improved knowledge of the relationship between the cationic lipid properties (nature of the lipid hydrophilic moieties, hydrocarbon tail, mode of organization) and the activation of these pathways opens the way to the use and design of cationic tailored for a specific application (e.g. for gene transport or as adjuvants).

Pesticide rejection in the presence of NOM mostly depends on membrane properties, nature of pesticides, interaction between NOM and pesticides, ionic environment (Agbekodo et al. 1996).

Considering structural properties, nature of collaboration, and governance of various types of crowdsourcing networks, Simula and Ahola (2014) also classified crowdsourcing into four categories such as internal crowdsourcing, community crowdsourcing, open crowdsourcing, and crowdsourcing via a broker.

Similar products without SVHC do not pose corresponding risks, indicating as a result that the two products are not regarded as like products in terms of their properties, nature and quality.

"Creating new materials with enhanced thermoelectric properties is always a challenge, since it requires properties nature doesn't always want to give you in a single material high electrical conductivity and low thermal conductivity, for example," said Donald Morelli, a physicist at Michigan State University in East Lansing who was not involved in this study.

Considering the common property nature of the reservoirs, active individual participation will be ensured by cooperative societies which will be organized where they do not already exist.

However, the initial management measures taken in the demersal fisheries following the extension of the fisheries jurisdiction in 1976 were inadequate and therefore did not alter the common-property nature of these fisheries as far as domestic fishers were concerned.

In the vast majority of these countries, the general absence of specific legislation and regulations for small scale fisheries and, the common property nature of the resources have given rise to the excessive number of fishers and excessive levels of fishing.

Intuitively, a functional property is a property whose nature, essence or significance is fully captured by a description of the role it plays within a system.

Dr. Daily acknowledges that certain properties of nature defy quantification.