Sentences with phrase «inert material»

Intraocular lenses are made of inert materials like polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA) with flexible haptics to stabilize the lens within the capsular bag.

3D printing excels at creating intricately detailed 3D structures, typically from inert materials like plastic or metal.

Although graphite is known as one of the most chemically inert materials, we have found that graphene, a single atomic plane of graphite, can react with atomic hydrogen, which transforms this highly conductive zero - overlap semimetal into an insulator.

Charles McCoy of Pacific School of Religion suggests that it is «to add to the body of inert material in the library.»

Landfill Tax operates at two rates: a standard rate for active waste (substances that either decay or contaminate land - which includes household waste); and a lower rate for inert materials.

Microchips are produced of biologically inert materials, and individually sterilized and packaged.

You have to put some cold, inert material around the bomb to absorb energy, translate the energy into momentum, and propel the vehicle.

In general, look for a mattress that is organic and contains only inert materials.

A nocebo effect is when a similarly inert material is used in an intervention and causes...

Simultaneously, the potential for the opposite is discernible, as our modern human isolation is shared with this protagonist composed of brush strokes and previously inert materials.

What's more, Tyvek ® is a chemically inert material that won't rot or mildew — even under the most challenging conditions.

Because this is made of collagen, a biologically inert material, there is no issue of the recipient's body rejecting it.

An understanding of these acid free - A characteristic of inert materials; especially said of papers with a 7 pH, or very close to 7 pH. Below pH or above pH is not

Its hourglass shaped flask is made entirely of borosilicate glass, a chemically inert material that does not absorb odors or chemical residues.

Silicone is an inert material that is durable and rubbery making it an ideal teething material for babies.

The Little Spruce Organics website states that polyurethane laminate is an inert material, so in order for it to release harmful chemicals it would need to be heated to extremely high temperatures, so most cloth diaper covers are considered «safe.»

TPU and PUL are inert materials, meaning that when they not heated to above a certain temperature (extremely high, something like 400 + degrees Farenheit), no harmful chemicals are released.

The red colors indicate hot chaotic material and the blue show cold, inert material.

However, plastic is not necessarily a bad material for the internal parts of a juicer like the auger, since the plastics used are food grade, inert materials that won't react with acidic fruits and vegetables like metals often do, like drinking orange juice from a steel thermos.

The idea is that as the oxygen has been burned out of the exhaust gas, it is largely an inert material that can be fed into the cylinder to absorb heat.

The option — mixing plutonium oxide with an inert material and disposal in the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP)-- would require modifying the PMDA and increasing the statutory capacity of WIPP (operations at WIPP are currently uncertain due to the February accidental radiation release).

When a tooth is damaged, dentists repair it with an inert material like ceramic, but these deteriorate.

An inert material with desirable electronic and other properties, graphene provides a canvas on which to design a broad range of useful materials.

The replacement lens is made of an inert material which is well tolerated and inhibits cataract regrowth.

The clean, disinfected root canal is then filled with an inert material to prevent future bacterial contamination.

A microchip is a tiny computer chip with an identification number programmed into it, and the chip is enclosed within an inert material that is safe for your pet.

JMcK: It's a conceptual anomaly, and perhaps the lack of precision is what gives it a conceptual energy that an inert material simply never could.

Nature merely supplies us with inert materials.

Halvorson comments: «I've become interested in the notion of liveliness: the way that paintings are neither dead nor alive; they are neither living beings, nor inert materials, but exist in that space in between... Certain things catch my eye, calling out to me in some way.

A wide selection of work proves how that primeval instinct — which leads to the representation of the human being, transferring its features on a pliant, durable, tridimensional medium — is still surprisingly up - to - date and well - present in artistic practice nowadays; here and since the dawn of time, we can see the attempt to embed an inert material with rituals, memories but also events from real life, with the aim of consigning it — potentially — to eternity.

The three works acquired for New Art Gallery Walsall exemplify Lancaster's expressive use of paint, with which she introduces movement into the inert material with an evident enjoyment.

The 5,000 square foot green roof includes both living and inert materials and uses raised planters, trees, and ground - covers.

So its thermal behaviour in this situation isn't the same as an inert material at the same temperature.

In a rational world, the outcome would be to switch to inert materials for structural components.