Solids, for example, may be divided into those with crystalline or amorphous structures or into metallic, ionic, covalent, or molecular solids, on the basis of the kinds of bonds that hold together the constituent atoms.
According to the definition of ω p, condition ω>ω p can be met in solids (for example, semiconductors) with a low density of the current carriers.
Piezoelectricity (literally "pressure electricity") is observed if a stress is applied to a solid, for example, by bending, twisting, or squeezing it.
In buildings where part of the wall is solid, for example in ring beam construction, the warmer insulated walls may accentuate condensation at the corner of the wall with the floors and ceilings.
A flowing fluid or a moving solid, for example, possesses energy that can be converted to work in some mechanical device, such as a windmill or a waterwheel, but the same fluid or solid in a thermodynamic equilibrium state having the same energy (as thermal energy) can do no work unless it is combined with another substance at a different temperature, as in a heat engine.
The charcoal gray solid, for example, "signals that you've been around the block," says Boehm.
This means becoming thick in terms of food, literally describing the process of 'precipitation' from fluid to solid, for example when jelly sets or milk curdles.
All solids have, for example, the ability to resist forces applied either perpendicular or parallel to a surface (i.e., normal or shear loads, respectively).
The minimum liquid flow rate required for the solid fluidization, estimated assuming the crude solid density, for example, without any adsorbed species, was about 0.10 mL/min.
Solid clusters, for example, show virtually no diffusion, but the particles of a liquid cluster can and do diffuse.
America will have to scramble in 2012 to repair its once rock-solid ties, for example by beefing up its military presence in Poland.
