Sentence examples for the material exists from inspiring English sources
Though this is acceptable when a plentiful supply of the material exists, nondestructive tests are desirable for materials that are costly or difficult to fabricate or that have been formed into finished or semifinished products.
Many sources, such as the documents of councils and popes, are often uncritical and found only in badly organized publications, and much of the material exists only in manuscripts and archives; frequently the legal sources contain dead law (i.e., law no longer held valid) and say nothing about living law.
Given that people appearing in this content often do not know the material exists, we will not require a report from a target in order to remove it.
When the material exists as a plate-like film with nematic order, it will undergo an incompressible expansion or contraction in the film plane if it is uniformly irradiated through its thickness.
She had no idea any of the material existed.
The CIA's information officer Michael Lavergne went on to say, "To the extent that this material exists, the CIA would be prohibited" by federal law, "from mailing obscene matter".
This result is in line with the formation of an LDH where carbonates compensate the charge of the brucite-like layers, and some of the total aluminium of the composite material exists in the block Alq3.
Finite element elastic damage and elastic plastic damage models of miniature torsion joints are developed that indicate shear fracture is more likely to occur within the body of the joined sample and cause out-of-plane failures for miniature torsion specimens when a certain modulus and strength ratio between the joint material and the joined material exists.
But a limit to the rate of softening of the strain-softening material exists within the framework of the classical theory of plasticity.
It has been demonstrated using X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy that the semiconducting material exists as copper(I) oxide during photoelectrochemical diagnostic experiments.
These crossovers correspond well to observation that monoclinic zirconia, the stable bulk polymorph, is readily synthesized with particle size greater than 50 nm, tetragonal zirconia is synthesized with intermediate particle size, and the amorphous material exists for particles smaller than about 4 8 nm.
