See also expanded material and methods in Additional file 1.
The supernova explosion will create a remnant of expanding material that will eventually merge with the surrounding interstellar medium.
Additional file 1: Supplement 1. Expanded Materials and Methods.
Some brief discussion of the contrast settings would be appropriate in the description of the method earlier in the manuscript, perhaps with expanded detail in supplementary material.
With expanded applications of soft magnetic composite materials expected in the future, a review of the magnetic properties, characteristics, processing and applications of SMCs is presented in this article.
With expanding use of multi-materials in vehicle components for attaining light-weighting structures, growing interests have been refilled in the adhesive bonding technique attributable to its compelling advantages to bond dissimilar materials, especially for carbon fiber reinforced plastic (CFRP) composite and metals.
It has now been expanded with material from New York, where the era's leading organizations of radical artists began: the John Reed Club, in 1929, and its Popular Front successor, the American Artists Congresss, in 1936.
The kerygmatic, or creedal, beginning was expanded with material about the life and teaching of Jesus, which a reverence for and a preoccupation with the holy figure of Jesus demanded out of loving curiosity about his earthly ministry and life.
("Left Front" was the name of an activist magazine published in that city in the early thirties). It has now been expanded with material from New York, where the era's leading organizations of radical artists began: the John Reed Club, in 1929, and its Popular Front successor, the American Artists Congresss, in 1936.
Mayer worked with Armstrong on expanding the material from the hour's worth of songs on the album to a 90-minute work for the stage.
Although Drozd is "better now than ever," the group didn't discard his darker work: instead, they expanded this material with more lyrics and new arrangements.
