Sentence examples for workhorse material from inspiring English sources
"Plastics are the workhorse material of the modern economy, with unbeaten properties," he said.
Following the experimental demonstration by Tang et al. [2] Tris 8-hydroxyquinolinato)- aluminium(III), known as Alq3, has become a workhorse maTris 8-hydroxyquinolinatoemitting devices (OLED) and/or electron transporting material in OLED.
Using the advanced thermal analysis technique of fast scanning chip calorimetry, an isothermal crystallization study was undertaken on poly 3-hexyl thiopoly 3-hexyl), a workhorse mathiophener organic P3HTovoltaics (OPVs).
Strained-layer QWs, such as InGaAs/GaAs and InGaAs/InP, have become the workhorse materials for near-infrared diode laser sources.
That discovery led to the finding that plastics could act like semiconductors--the workhorse materials of the information revolution--and it sparked research efforts to make everything from lasers to computer circuits out of plastic and other organic molecules.
Cellulose triacetate (CTA) is a workhorse polymeric membrane material for industrial CO2/CH4 separation.
The influence of environment and fatigue waveform shape on crack growth behaviour has been evaluated in a workhorse turbine disc material, Inconel 718, at 600°C through an experimental programme that investigated crack growth from a notch geometry.
"We are also disappointed to see that Sony's television business lacks new material and instead relies on old Merv Griffin Productions workhorses like 'Jeopardy' and 'Wheel of Fortune,'" Third Point said.
The workhorse of the clay-based refractories are the so-called fireclay materials.
Stage Presence The director, the Hungarian-born Michael Curtiz, was one of Warner Brothers' prime workhorses in the 1930's and 40's, usually given the best material and the studio's top stars.
Most conventional submersibles today, like Alvin, the workhorse of the deep-ocean scientific community, are built with lighter titanium, but the material cannot handle pressures much below 20,000 feet.
