Sentence examples for relative to material from inspiring English sources
Strong benefits on later learning occurred for material that was tested at the end of class and accompanied by feedback, relative to material that was not tested.
In all treatments, silages showed increased concentrations of NDF and ADF, and reduction in DM relative to material prior to ensiling.
In particular, material that was tested at the end of class was remembered 30% better on a later review quiz, relative to material from the same lesson that was not tested.
The importance of strain energy density and in particular the distortional part of it relative to material failure was understood, conjectured and postulated, as early as in the era of Maxwell (1937) and others (Hencky 1924; Huber 1904).
Experimental results showed that the load bearing capacity of these low friction wear resistant coatings can be improved dramatically when deposited on ND-treated Timetal 550 substrate relative to material coated with TiN and DLC alone.
Carbon nanotube (CNT) composite materials have the potential to provide significant increases in specific stiffness and specific strength relative to materials used for many engineering structural applications.
They are brittle and so hard silicon carbide is nearly as tough as diamond that once a ceramic object is cast, it is very expensive and time-consuming, relative to materials like steel, to machine it.
For example, magnetic behavior as a physical property is optimum in the nanocrystalline materials relative to conventional materials.
There is often the assumption and rationale that inclusion of female material would create additional variation in outcomes relative to male material.
He calls it the natural way: each man has a material intellect which receives them and the intelligibles are relative to each material intellect (Asín Palacios 1942, Ittiṣâl, p. 17; 1968, p. 164).
Thus, in such situations, a case can be made for restoration plant materials that display an increased likelihood of establishment success, given a single opportunity relative to local material.
