Sentence examples for reach properties from inspiring English sources
"The additional design flexibility with introducing structure as well as chemistry into the equation enables you to reach properties that just haven't been accessible before".
Other REACH properties house formerly homeless Veterans that are referred by VA and other locally based social services agencies.
Generally, creditors of just one spouse can't reach property titled this way.
Such remarkable optical properties, enabled by scalable deposition techniques, suggest that J-aggregates are a unique materials platform on which to demonstrate integrated exciton polariton devices with the far reaching properties of polaritons in the optical domain.
In order to guarantee a successful A&L movement, the multiple sliding surfaces guidance (MSSG) technique is applied to derive the closed-loop guidance law, which stems from higher order sliding mode control theory and has advantage in the finite time reaching property.
Such factors should then be implemented in the design of new vaccines or in tuning the properties of existing vaccines in order to reach the properties that are necessary for successful vaccination.
Economical aspects also speak for the choice of cheaper polysaccharides to reach comparable properties in relation to the more costly possibilities of composite production.
Here, we pointed out a brief illustration about the effect of morphology of radiolytically synthesized nanoparticles on optical behavior as an example, in order enlighten the importance of controlling the shape to reach specific properties.
Hence, most of the commercially available creams contain processed lipid droplets to reach functional properties.
nyc.gov/html/dof/html/home/home.shtml On the home page of the Finance Department Web site, click on "review account history" to reach the "property information system".
By the time of our visit (~11 weeks after impact), a new access route across the lava had been built by crushing the scoria surface, and people and donkeys were able to reach the property with ease (Fig. 6c).
