Sentence examples for refined material from inspiring English sources
A plastic bag holding the sealed letter sent to Senator Patrick J. Leahy was so contaminated that federal investigators strongly suspect that the anthrax is comparable to the highly refined material sent last month to Senator Tom Daschle, law enforcement officials said today.
The final goal of the improvement is to separate and identify most materials that appear in investigating mixtures of solid particles, which is often necessary in a pre-treatment process of a refined material analysis.
With the refined vehicle-bridge dynamic analysis model and a refined material corrosion model, it is possible to assess the time-variant damages from random vehicle loads, environmental corrosion and their combined effects.
However, concentrate availability has been rising for the last six months, indicating rising supply of refined material, and physical demand has dropped in both the E.U. and the United States.
Finally, the elongated, polished bronze "Bird in Space" arcs toward the ceiling, the culmination of progressively refined materials.
The renovated rooms include "refined" materials like leather, cashmere and silk, in shades of taupe, champagne and plum.
In her hands refined materials and attractive display are ends in themselves, and empty ones, at that.
Refined materials would be shipped back to earth for collection in orbit, which is as far as the humans would usually go.
This was his third show of the evening, during a weeklong marathon in which he was refining material for a new tour and his hosting gig at the MTV Movie Awards (which will be shown live on Sunday night).
This analysis could be improved by refining material mass data in the future.
Originally, designs varied primarily in their choice of structure, however long-term studies have displayed the overall advantages of non-threaded, wedge shaped cages in complementing healthy anatomical profiles, and thus focus has shifted to refining material utilisation and streamlining anterior fixation.
