Sentence examples for satisfactory material from inspiring English sources

Cotton, a cheaper but less satisfactory material, replaced linen.

It was, nevertheless, not until the summer of 1880 that Edison determined that carbonized bamboo fibre made a satisfactory material for the filament, although the world's first operative lighting system had been installed on the steamship Columbia in April.

To guarantee a satisfactory material description, advanced analytical concepts have to be applied to the samples taken for characterisation.

It is a satisfactory material as an immunoextractor to detect small molecular compounds specifically and rapidly with high sensitivity (sub ng/mL level).

This is in contrast to G∗, whose MWD sensitivity is exploited to formulate bimodal mixtures of poly isobutylene) (PIB) that provide high n-octanol PC values as well as satisfactory material strength.

It is concluded that performance benefits are seen when the electrodes are given an increase in porosity near the electrolyte interface for certain fuels and with satisfactory material properties.

We detail its operational functioning through a real life case study to determine the most satisfactory materials for apricots packaging.

Other less satisfactory materials than horn have been used for the belly of the bow (the part facing the archer when shooting), including bone, antler, or compression-resistant woods such as osage orange, hornbeam, or yew.

Comparisons in other studies have shown that β-TCP is a satisfactory graft material, even without autogenous bone, and a second operation is not necessary, so donor site morbidity can be avoided using this material.

However, this description is not satisfactory in materials with fading memory.

Therefore, advanced research into new completely satisfactory protective materials and methods, which meet the conservation requirements of historic stones — 'sympathetic conservation', has led to interest in biomimetic materials that may have potential application for developing compatible materials for the conservation of stone.