Sentence examples for properties which would from inspiring English sources

The probe would also map the details of Apophis's surface and determine its thermal properties, which would help identify the composition of the asteroid.

The purpose of our research was to obtain peptidomimetics possessing Cu II) and Ni II) binding properties, which would be useful for biomedical applications.

Our findings demonstrate the fundamental importance of doping in enhancing the multiferroic properties, which would open up the possibility of using BFO in designing spintronic devices.

These CNMs play important roles in reinforcing organic/inorganic artificial scaffolds because of their outstanding mechanical properties, which would be suitable for bone tissue engineering applications.

But the holding company owns about 16 billion shares of the subsidiary, along with other properties, which would make it appear that the holding company is selling itself for a loss.

A second paper published in 1988 in the journal Physical Review Letters used a theoretical model of two-dimensional materials to show that small materials could have topological properties, which would negate the need for huge magnetic fields.

The town of Greenburgh would be responsible for maintaining the property, which would be acquired by a nonprofit conservation group, the Trust for Public Land.

A community facility can cover the entire rear yard of a property, which would otherwise have to remain open, up to a height of 23 feet.

Mr. Halsey said he was encouraged by Mr. Sabin's assurances that he intended to seek a conservation easement for the property, which would prohibit any future development.

The bill originally recommended dual nationals could lose Australian citizenship for offences including damage to commonwealth property, which would have caught dual nationals committing acts such as graffiti.

Some people who know the elder Milsteins predicted that the family might start selling property, which would have been unthinkable five years ago.