Sentence examples for specialised materials from inspiring English sources

The university's collection of 146,000 volumes is not so large by the standards of many university libraries, but much of its collection consists of specialised materials in the fields of art and design.

Although inspectors have since uncovered many of the details of the programme, Iraq has still failed to account for several tonnes of the medium used for growing microbes and other specialised materials.

There has long been talk of the advantages of "zero gravity" (actually, the continuous free-fall of orbit, rather than the total absence of a gravitational field) for manufacturing specialised materials whose components are of very different densities, and for growing specialised protein crystals for examination by pharmaceutical companies.

Specialised materials and second-hand equipment are much more affordable, not to mention more available.

Additive manufacture enables custom phantom manufacture, however there exist technical challenges, namely the lack of specialised materials to mimic radiation interaction properties of natural materials, and a lack of automated methods to reduce the manual effort required to convert medical scan data into an additive component.

In today's world, the robot symbolises innovation through the sophisticated application of specialised materials.

Some episodes later, she became a permanent member of the Night Shift as a CSI Level 3 at the LVPD Criminalistics Bureau, specialising in Materials and Element Analysis.

Many aircraft parts are made from highly specialised metals and other materials: will there be enough of these to go around?

The agency provides training, specialised nutrition supplies, and materials.

However, compared to their TD peers, children with AgCC seemed less able to engage lateralised brain systems specialised for particular memory material (i.e. less supramarginal activations for verbal material and less fusiform activations for face processing) and particular memory process (i.e. absence of right-predominant activations during retrieval).

One such measure, nonword repetition, was derived from a theory that attributes SLI to impairment in a system that is specialised for holding verbal material in memory for short periods of time phonological short-term memory (STM).