Sentence examples for ultimate appearance from inspiring English sources

In fact, fabrication of those protrusive nanostructures depends strongly on both the applied normal load and the tip radius, namely the contact pressure between AFM tip and sample determines the ultimate appearance of hillocks in scratching [20, 23, 24].

The process of successive births and deaths of species accounts for the modernization of the fauna Brocchi's very different (i.e., from Lamarck's) explanation of the ultimate appearance of the modern fauna.

Pasteur's experimental denial of spontaneous generation as an explanation for the ultimate appearance of life led devoted materialists like Hermann von Helmholtz to side-step the issue by assuming that viable microbes had been delivered to the primitive Earth by meteorites, thus maintaining the significance of evolution (Kamminga 1982; Lazcano 2010a).

The influence of rubber content and particle size on the mechanical properties of RC was investigated, including axial compressive strength, elastic modulus, peak strain, ultimate strain, appearance of visible cracks and failure pattern of specimens.

But for now the only show in town is Jonathan Franzen, whose new novel, Freedom, received glowing reviews when published in New York last month ("brilliant", "a masterpiece", "an indelible portrait of our times") and earned him that ultimate imprimatur, an appearance on the cover of Time magazine.

He argued that the ultimate reality lying behind appearance is what he referred to as 'will', which manifests itself in us whenever we perform a voluntary action.

The conceptual mode of appearance of ultimate truth is nondeceptive and consistent with its mode of existence, while that of conceptual mode of conventional truth is deceptive and inconsistent with its mode of existence.

Alexander Gustafsson doesn't like the appearance that Ultimate Fighting Championship light-heavyweight champion Jon Jones is possibly getting a free pass for a positive cocaine test.

The main modification is that different levels of the concepts are established: oral status or impairments, intermediate impacts (pain, discomfort, functional limitation or dissatisfaction with appearance), and ultimate impacts which cover the concepts of disability and handicap.

The results indicate the importance of selection of suitable lipid-based systems for maintaining a drug in solubilized state and also indicate that the formulation scientists should not only consider the physical appearance as ultimate aspect but should also consider precipitation of poorly water-soluble drug in the system.

This was in many ways Peak Bolt, the last Olympic appearance in the ultimate event for the human race's ultimate speed freak.