Sentence examples for reconstituted material from inspiring English sources

The reconstituted material was placed in small square trays (15×15×10 cm) on a base of beach ooid material (3 cm deep) to form a 2 cm deep layer, shaken gently to smooth the surface of the reconstituted bed and placed in an open outdoor aquaria supplied with running seawater under a natural day/night cycle.

As a reconstituted material (after chipping, grinding, and gluing), it finds uses as thermal and sound insulation, gaskets, flooring, bulletin boards, and various other products.

While the toughness of the reconstituted material with larger particles was roughly halved at the same flow stress level, the flow stress of the reconstituted blend with small particles had a craze flow stress 5% higher than that of the other two reconstituted blends, and a very severely reduced level of toughness.

Thus, we provide a pathway towards exploitation of the reconstituted scale material for future engineering applications.

As McDonough and Braungart put it, such products are "upcycled" rather than "downcycled"—their derisive term for conventional recycling, which often means little more than reconstituting a material in a lesser form.

In the exact way Tim Hawkinson reconstitutes common materials and anthropomorphizes them, Jang uses materials we interact with on a daily basis.

Complementary to this research, we have reported that the plant polyester can be reconstituted as a material that combines bactericidal and antibiofouling properties.

And while Jang reconstitutes these materials into various "machines," unlike real machinery--which tends to keep people at a distance with its heavy-handedness and operational protocols--Jang's contraptions are infinitely more approachable, almost natural even.

The issue of poorly characterised, or non-representative (recombinant proteins or peptide fragments), reference materials reconstituted in simple assay buffers to act as calibration standards and QCs in LBAs remains a perennial problem (Lee et al, 2006; Nowatzke and Wood, 2007; Findlay, 2009).

In the present paper, the results of triaxial tests carried out both on soil-specimens naturally rooted by plants that are typical of the Mediterranean scrub (i.e. spartium-junceum, ligustrum and arbutus-unedo) and on samples reconstituted using the same material as the rooted ones, are reported.

Lyophilised material was reconstituted in 100 μL of propanol-2-ol.