Sentence examples for solids even though from inspiring English sources

It is also possible to estimate equilibrium constants for (>SOH 2 >SO- 2_Sr2+ for other solids even though the regression is based only on two solids, because γ-alumina (εs = 10.4) and amorphous silica (εs = 4.6) span a fairly wide range in dielectric constant.

Stryker, which makes the hip and knee replacements, is also very solid, even though there is not as much elective surgery as there was.

It's 2.3-inches wide by 4.6-inches tall by.47-inches deep and feels solid, even though it weighs in at just under four ounces.

Regarding the sale of weapons to the government in Kiev, which she strongly opposes, Merkel herself said: "As to the export of arms, I have given you my opinion, but you may rest assured that no matter what we decide, the alliance between the United States and Europe will continue to stand, will continue to be solid, even though on certain issues we may not always agree".

The 6D also feels incredibly solid, even though it isn't quite as rugged and weather-resistant as the 5D3, and with the attached Canon EF 24mm f/1.4L II lens it wasn't overly heavy, but definitely has a premium, weighty feel compared to the 60D and 7D.

And he asks this question a couple thousand years ago, before we had instruments sensitive enough to discern the subatomic realm of quantum physics: we still see matter as solid even though our minds know it is mostly empty space occupied by the occasional energy wave behaving in the most unintelligible manner.

The three arguments presented in the preceding paragraph suggest that in the experiment C 60 Et 32 + might be solid even though the estimated temperature, 110 K, is well above the melting temperature of ethylene on graphite.

Therefore, in most cases, SSCF yields higher ethanol titers than SHF [ 5, 6], especially at higher solids loadings, even though SSCF performs at a temperature lower than the optimum of the enzymes.

Some legal experts said the government still has a solid case even though it has been weakened by some of Illston's past decisions.

Groser, New Zealand's trade minister, is a solid contender, even though he hails from a rich country that has already supplied a WTO director general (Mike Moore, who held the post from 1999 to 2002).

Putting the slight service decline in economic context, the airlines are doing a solid job, even though the percentage of on-time arrivals has continued to slide since the AQR numbers were compiled.