Sentence examples for refers to materials from inspiring English sources

Ferromagnetic is a term that refers to materials that exhibit strong magnetic attraction when subjected to a magnetic field.

Dormancy here refers to materials, meanings and skills that had once been active but that had been unused due to new arrangements.

The term "artificial muscles" is actually a bit of a grab bag that refers to materials that contract, expand, or rotate when heated, zapped with electricity, or hit with some other stimulus.

This refers to materials which are fabricated through the integration of optical components and fluids on the same chip, resulting in optical instruments that are fabricated with fluids.

The commonly accepted definition of nanomaterials refers to materials with clearly defined features between 1 and 100 nm, such as nanopattern, nanofibers, nanotubers, nanopores, nanospheres, and nanocomposites.

It is a deep irony that although the term "priceless" is frequently used in the English language, it refers to material objects rather than natural resources.

Good life (haoshenghuo) is a broad, overall evaluation of life that refers to material or physical comfort, including good health and material or financial security.

The most frequently referred to materials were official IELTS materials, including textbooks, reference books, workbooks, past exam collections and the online materials provided by the British Council.

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Nanostructures refer to materials or structures that have at least one dimension between 1 and 100 nm.

As the RES simulation steps are not shown in this work, refer to materials [7 10], for more information on how the RES are modeled.