Sentence examples for tough extensible from inspiring English sources

Inspirations from the structural and mechanical designs of reptilian eggshells may lead to the synthesis of tough, extensible, lightweight composites which could be further applied in the flexible devices, packaging and bio-medical fields.

The variations govern the baking qualities of flours, as is shown by the properties of doughs prepared from different kinds of wheat flours; i.e., the dough can be soft and extensible or tough and elastic, or have properties between the extremes.

The only known biomacromolecule in the extensible and tough coating on the byssus is mussel foot protein-1 (mfp-1), which is made up with positively charged residues (∼20 mol%) and lack of negatively charged residues.

Of the five fibrous silks spun by the silver garden orb-weaver Argiope argentata, aciniform silk is the toughest and one of the most extensible [ 7].

Some junctions only form at comparatively low temperatures, and others form very slowly, so a gel can change its properties on storage, usually by increasing the cross-link density, hence both making the gel stiffer and less extensible, in food terms providing a harder tougher gel.

What this means is that wave is infinitely extensible.

This allows us to build all our internal systems from a consistent and extensible base.

These protocols, led by XML (Extensible Markup Language), can be read by many types of machines.

But now comes a protocol known as XML, for Extensible Markup Language.

Let's make sure our Bulldog class isn't extensible.

Another juicy corporate morsel: Office documents can now incorporate what's called XML code (extensible markup language).