Sentence examples for the ultimate structure from inspiring English sources

Highly ordered structure of 2D materials provides an excellent platform for controlling the ultimate structure and properties of the composite material with precision.

They all explore the scientific universe in their different ways: the ultimate structure of matter; the mathematical language in which creation is written; the unexpected play of bizarre physical phenomena in biological behaviour; the chemical code in which biology is written; and the neurological and psychological machinery that might drive obsessive compulsive disorder.

At the Institut für Faserstoffchemie, Berlin-Dahlem, under the direction of Prof. R. Oliver Herzog, pure research on textile fibres is being carried out, the equipment for investigation of the ultimate structure of fibres by X-ray methods being very complete.

Crystals were obtained using the lipid cubic phase (LCP) method20 but we note the crystals used for the ultimate structure determination were grown in crystallization conditions (100 mM NaCitrate pH 4, 150 mM NaCl, 300 mM LiSO4, 50% PEG 400) that promoted formation of the sponge phase.

Fracture of perfectly oriented polymer fibres was studied by means of a computer simulation technique based on the ultimate structure model in order to estimate the upper limit of the tenacity of polymers with finite molecular weight.

The coupling of our "real image" and correct theory will enable us to realize the ultimate structure and physical properties of materials, which should be a very interesting "fruit".

A realist phenomenology stresses phenomenology's contribution to perennial philosophy, and seeks to explore through experience the ultimate structures of being.

Organisms with divergent genomes but overall morphological similarity may offer intriguing examples of how networks of genes can be regulated differently while yielding the same ultimate structure.

It is thus to overall regimented theory that we look when we are "liming the true and ultimate structure of reality" (1960, 221).

But since such idioms allow the formation of sentence which do not correspond to facts of the matter, they are not part of regimented theory and should not be used when we are concerned with "limning the true and ultimate structure of reality" (1960, 221).

He says of his regimented theory that "all traits of reality worthy of the name can be set down in an idiom of this austere form if in any idiom" (1960, 228) and speaks of "limning the true and ultimate structure of reality" (1960, 221).