Sentence examples for tailor material from inspiring English sources

That's not new – comics who tour their own country will tailor material so that they drop in a mention of the local bad nightclub or the rival town.

Particles are frequently incorporated into a polymer coating to tailor material properties.

One way forward is to introduce manufacturing constraints into the design process, but such constraints affect the freedom of design and opportunities to tailor material properties.

A key factor contributing to the advancement of these new materials is the growing ability to tailor materials to achieve specific properties.

Evaluation / Assessment: Students will be evaluated based on initial journal responses, thoughtful participation in class discussions, cooperation in small groups, research and creativity in producing pamphlets for a pet store, and demonstration of ability to tailor materials to different audiences.

Across the country, textbook publishers are likely to increasingly tailor materials to the new science standards developed by a consortium of 26 state governments and several groups of scientists and teachers.

Current pursuits in the discipline of biomedicine, including artificial organs and engineered living tissues, are dependent on the ability to generate novel materials, fabricate or assemble materials into appropriate 2-D or 3-D structures, and precisely tailor material-related properties in order to achieve a desired clinical response.

In 1964, a Russian physicist theorized that researchers could tailor materials to reverse the way they manipulate passing electromagnetic radiation.

Linked octahedral silsesquioxanes and spherosilicates offer a unique approach to tailor materials with low dielectric constants.

The hybrid nature provides a high chemical specificity that has been used to tailor materials with desirable functionalities (Yang et al. 2006).

We present a technique to tailor materials for functionally graded (FG) linear elastic hollow cylinders and spheres to attain through-the-thickness either a constant hoop (or circumferential) stress or a constant in-plane shear stress.