Sentence examples for transformation of materials from inspiring English sources
He shows little trace of imagination, of skill, of the transformation of materials.
It was the transformation of materials: You see materials that look one way, and then they are transformed.
The report notes that the Census Bureau's North American Industry Classification System defines manufacturing as covering enterprises "engaged in the mechanical, physical or chemical transformation of materials, substances or components into new products".
By form I mean the transformation of materials and subjects into something beyond themselves, something new and strange or wonderful to experience, something that expands our understanding of a medium, something whose whole is greater than the sum of its parts.
It was possible to witness the transformation of materials and colors during experimentation when handling materials.
Tribocorrosion is an irreversible transformation of materials and often causes the premature failure of engineering components.
Or, as Sehgal has it: 'I am interested in creating products, but by rethinking the notion of a product as a transformation of actions not as a transformation of material,' a statement that, whatever else it does, feebly justifies the ICA's decision to sell £25 limited editions of his work - 'editions' that consist of a single word, whispered in the buyer's ear.
The court knocked down a test for patentability used by the lower court a requirement that a process be linked to a machine or "transformation" of material to be viable.
Free ports such as Hong Kong, Singapore and Dubai are among the world's leading commercial gateways, offering a form of leverage to transactions, transportation and the transformation of material goods.
A better phase compatibility between martensite and austenite, denoted by λ2, not only results in a smaller hysteresis but is also beneficial for the transformation of material close to the substrate.
While alchemy may bring to mind a magical transformation of material (spiritual or physical) the alchemists were actually very diligent in tending their fires and meticulous in separating out the gold from the lead.
