Sentence examples for the materials employed from inspiring English sources

The materials employed are wonderful to list.

The materials employed include terra cotta, stone, iron, wood, bronze, gold and ivory.

Early in her practice, she realized that civil engineers, who build roads and bridges, had much to offer her, because in civil engineering the materials employed in realizing the design often serve as the supporting structures themselves.

Temperature, light and sound are all subject to control by the size and shape of interior spaces, the way in which the spaces are connected, and the materials employed for floors, walls, ceilings, and furnishings.

Slightly more efficient units with a power capacity of more than 1.3 million kilowatts may eventually be built, but no major improvements are expected within the next few decades, primarily because of the temperature limitations of the materials employed in steam generators, piping, and high-pressure turbine components and because of the need for very high reliability.

Moreover the materials employed in the stabilization procedure may be not available in all areas.

The second is technology, in that in some areas differences of style depend on the material employed.

In "The True Principles of Pointed or Christian Architecture" (1841), one of the most important design books of the 19th century, Pugin argued, "In pure architecture, the smallest detail should have a meaning or serve a purpose; and even the construction itself should vary with the material employed, and the designs should be adapted to the material in which they are executed".

For the material employed in this study a 12 μm2 area corresponds to a single nanowire electrode.

The aim of these tests is to characterize the mechanical and thermal properties of all the material employed for the numerical simulations.

Resistive switching has been observed in all these materials and depending on the material employed, distinct mechanisms have been proposed to be causing this resistive change, including the formation and rupture of conductive filaments[27 31] the modulation of Schottky barriers[7, 8], electrical trap-related processes[9] and phase change[10] of the active material.