Sentence examples for remarkable exploitation of from inspiring English sources
In order to correctly evaluate the ability of structures to develop global collapse mechanisms characterized by remarkable exploitation of the deformation capacity of links, incremental dynamic analyses are carried out with reference to either deterministic or random values of yield strength.
Graphene has recently been attracting the scientific community due to its excellent electrical [1 3] and/or mechanical properties [4 8]; these remarkable properties have enabled the exploitation of graphene for the development of nano-electro-mechanical system (NEMS) such as nanoresonators [9, 10].
This robustness property stems from an appropriate exploitation of the remarkable alignment properties of periodic points in solenoidal coordinates.
Recent developments in graphene science have inspired the exploitation of the remarkable properties of layered transition-metal chalcogenides, such as strong spin splitting and access to a range of bandgaps.
Some of the most remarkable examples of aggressive mimicry involve exploitation of a complex signal-response system by an unrelated predator species.
The adaptive radiations of the African cichlid fishes exhibit remarkable niche exploitation in the presence of low levels of sequence divergence (reviewed by [ 13, 21]).
Perhaps it is time for Japan to lay down their harpoons and spikes with which they kill whales and dolphins, and join the rest of the world in ending the exploitation of these intelligent and remarkable beings?
The introduction and exploitation of FCAW is perhaps more remarkable as indicated by the application trends.
Despite this remarkable milestone, significant further improvement is needed for the technological exploitation of this material.
"The effect of the system... was to supercharge the exploitation of the disadvantaged group which was being targeted (and also Unique's remarkable profits)," Perram found.
This remarkable feature likely reflects a high degree of adaptability and the presence of specific genetic programs devoted to the exploitation of nutrients present in these diverse habitats.
