Sentence examples for same material of from inspiring English sources
The most famous example of his doing this, is his "beautiful thought experiment", whereby he compares two bodies of the same material of different sizes and points out that according to Aristotle they fall at different speeds, the heavier one faster.
In a block-design experiment we used the "coordinate" mental clock test, contrasting it with a "categorical" task applied to the same clock stimuli; as a control task we used a syllable counting task requiring a verbal-phonological judgement on the same material of the two imagery tasks.
Here, I would like to end by quoting Swami Vivekananda who said that people should have "muscles of iron, nerves of steel, inside which dwells a mind of the same material of which the thunderbolt is made".
We also investigated the gastrointestinal fill and rumen content in the same material of reindeer in order to contribute to the understanding of the seemingly paradox that reindeer die of emaciation during feeding.
So far, the studies have proven pathological effect of NPs on living cells in vitro or in lungs and digestive tract of rodents in terms of induction of acute and chronic inflammatory changes, while the same material of identical chemical composition but micrometer size was not found to be harmful [ 4, 7, 10– 10].
You only have to imagine what Martin Scorsese might have done with the same material to conceive of Redford's shortcomings behind the bullhorn.
Therefore, the scaling law is satisfactorily accurate for a pair of models and prototypes of the same material but of different size.
Some studies suggest that nanoparticles may be more toxic than larger particles of the same material because of their larger surface area, enhanced chemical reactivity and easier cellular penetration.
We are seeing the same material world of which we are a part and from whose elements we are made.
They were made from the same material and of the same dimensions as the platform described in Experiment 1.
The fighter was launched into a concrete wall of the same material and thickness of those surrounding a nuclear reactor.
