Sentence examples for states of material from inspiring English sources
Taken apart from the judgments in which we falsely identify these mental states with states of material things, sensory ideas are clear and distinct.
However, although abnormal or unsafe states of material and machinery are the immediate factors for RCI, the DMOM HE mentioned above are the root causes of the incidents.
By declaring that motion and rest are primitive states of material bodies without need of further explanation, and that bodies only change their state when acted upon by an external cause, it is not an exaggeration to claim that Descartes helped to lay the foundation for the modern theory of dynamics (which studies the motion of bodies under the action of forces).
NRIXS probes the partial projected phonon density of states of materials containing Mössbauer resonant isotopes.
An overview of a recent series of ab initio molecular dynamics (AIMD) simulations for the liquid, undercooled states of materials forming metallic glasses is presented.
Many typical examples such as stress-strain states of materials, motion of rigid bodies and models of polymer crystallization can be found in Kolmanovskii and Myshkis's monograph [14] and the references therein.
The availability of atomically resolved imaging modalities enables an unprecedented view into the local structural states of materials, which manifest themselves by deviations from the fundamental assumptions of periodicity and symmetry.
The quick calculation of accurate anharmonic effects of lattice vibrations is crucial to the calculations of thermodynamic properties, the construction of the multi-phase diagram and equation of states of materials, and the theoretical designs of new materials.
"Damage" is an engineering term defining a period between a state of material perfection and the onset of crack initiation.
Effects of negative pressures on the state of material and on defects such as resin phase separation are discussed.
The growth of fatigue cracks was investigated also in the as-received coarse-grained state of material for comparison.
