Sentences with phrase «wall material in»

Stucco was widely used as the primary exterior wall material in the Mountain and Pacific divisions in 2013: 58 percent and 49 percent, respectively, of the homes started in those areas used it.

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«The whole reason for this company is to protect children in schools,» says the founder of Amulet Protective Technologies, which makes ballistic material that can be put into walls, doors, cubicle dividers, and office furniture to create bullet - stopping barriers in public spaces.

JPMorgan is exiting physical commodities trading, the bank said in a surprise statement on Friday, as Wall Street's role in the trading of raw materials comes under unprecedented political and regulatory pressure.

Three months later, with broader pressure mounting over Wall Street's involvement in the raw materials supply chain, JPMorgan would put its entire physical commodity trading business on the block.

Nanoengineers can even carve out molecular gears and levers that act as microscopic machines; in theory, some materials could be self - repairing, and others could carry out tasks inside our bodies, like scraping plaque from artery walls.

It posted first - quarter sales of $ 278 million, down 7 percent year over year, in the company's specialty materials segment, which came in below the Wall Street consensus of $ 285 million.

In many places the material on the inside wall — whether it's stone or wood — extends outside, and a glass panel intersects it.

«In the slow period, during the winter, we grab our 20 most promising apprentices and bring in experts to teach them specialized techniques, like how to isolate a section of a wall, then match and blend materials to mask a repair,» says MoriIn the slow period, during the winter, we grab our 20 most promising apprentices and bring in experts to teach them specialized techniques, like how to isolate a section of a wall, then match and blend materials to mask a repair,» says Moriin experts to teach them specialized techniques, like how to isolate a section of a wall, then match and blend materials to mask a repair,» says Morin.

Trump's plans to cut taxes and boost spending have sent Wall Street to record highs in December as investors pile into everything from banks, to energy and materials and other infrastructure - related names.

From both global semiconductor and solar photovoltaic manufacturing equipment maker Applied Materials, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMAT) and the largest networking company in the world, Cisco Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: CSCO), Wall Street analysts are looking for marginal bottom - line growth, compared to a year ago.

Female Red Indian chiefs - although historically inaccurate - had to be shown in history materials, and wall - charts depicting «parenting activities» had to show men and women alike engaged in every aspect of child - care, «including feeding the baby» (my emphasis).

The materials used inside the chapel are expressed in their natural beauty — the wood structure, ceramic tile floor and concrete walls all express their nature without being hidden behind paint or other finishes.

how energetically Calvin, having first established what stands in the text, sets himself to re-think the whole material and to wrestle with it, till the walls which separate the sixteenth century from the first become transparent!

The basic idea of straw bale building is this: Instead of constructing houses from traditional materials, an efficient and environmentally friendly method can be employed in which straw bales finished with plaster and supported with timber or rebar frames serve as the walls of the house.

This service includes: > Providing dispensing equipment for laundry, warewash and housekeeping applications; > Regular preventive maintenance calls; > Material Safety Data Sheets packed in all cases; > Continuing education for staffs; > Wall charts and procedure charts; and > An on - staff specialist.

It has everything we want in a changing pad: contoured walls, a safety strap, soft material, and easy to clean.

The first danger to consider is the dangerous materials that might be in the walls, paint or other building materials.

It is created in that way in order that materials could be conveyed under coalmine walls.

They will use the exercise to remove posters, billboards, and all publicity and advertising materials that were splashed on city walls, streets, roundabouts and other public places in the lead - up to the Festival of Miracles.

Specifically, Yevgeny Raitses, working at PPPL; Marlene Patino, a graduate student at the University of California, Los Angeles; and Angela Capece, a professor at the College of New Jersey, have in the past year published experimental findings on how secondary electron emission is affected by different wall materials and structures, based on research they did at PPPL.

Independently of VLS growth, the vapour deposited material also attaches itself directly to the side walls, particularly in the lower region of the nanowire.

In a 2008 paper in Science, Parkin and colleagues demonstrated the beginnings of a racetrack memory based not on skyrmions, but on magnetic features called domain walls, which separate regions with different directions of magnetization in a materiaIn a 2008 paper in Science, Parkin and colleagues demonstrated the beginnings of a racetrack memory based not on skyrmions, but on magnetic features called domain walls, which separate regions with different directions of magnetization in a materiain Science, Parkin and colleagues demonstrated the beginnings of a racetrack memory based not on skyrmions, but on magnetic features called domain walls, which separate regions with different directions of magnetization in a materiain a material.

Today the technology is in the hands of a building - materials company called RavenBrick LLC, whose «thermoreflective» windows and walls bring to life my fictional scenes in which buildings adapt to changes in the environment.

The end may already be nigh for the lander — after bouncing on the surface, the craft appears to have settled in the shadow of a wall of material, preventing it from receiving enough sunlight to its solar cells to function for more than a few days — but ESA counts the mission as a major success.

So comparing the positions of electrons in atoms at different spots on walls, windows and floors could provide a rough snapshot of where radioactive material was once stored and how strong it was, researchers report online July 3 in Health Physics.

The team used the strain induced by an electric field applied to a piezoelectric material (which deforms mechanically in response to an electric field) to manipulate the chirality of the domain wall.

Twelve scientific divisions are investigating confinement of high - temperature hydrogen plasmas in magnetic fields, heating of plasmas, plasma diagnostics, magnetic field technology, data acquisition and processing, plasma theory, materials research, plasma - wall interaction, and systems studies.

Early work in the 1970s and 80s focused on identifying the material properties of the bladder wall through the means of uniaxial testing (applying load in a single direction).

One of the sub-goals of the project is to produce cellulose based materials for full - scale 3D printing, which can be anything from printing weather - stripping and doors, to walls and, in the end, complete houses.

In the current tests of the two - story, 22 - foot - tall structure, the researchers are studying the behavior of full - scale seismic safety systems made from advanced wood materials — including rocking walls, which can rock during a temblor and then re-center back by itself, and a mass timber floor designed to withstand strong earthquakes.

Domain wall - based sensors are already being used by Sensitec GmbH, Mainz, a cooperating partner of JGU and the Technical University of Kaiserslautern in two projects funded by the state of Rhineland - Palatinate: the Spintronics Technology Platform in Rhineland - Palatinate (STeP) and the Technology Transfer Service Center for New Materials (TT - DINEMA).

Mice lack colonic BMI - 1 stem cells that play a critical role in how colon cancer forms — or carcinogenesis — and how material passes through the cell lining of the intestinal wall — or gut permeability.

The faster a domain wall spins, the less relevant is the role played by defects in the material.

«Nanoparticles are very small and they are interacting with the bacteria and rupturing the cell wall,» says chemist George John of The City College of New York and lead author of the study, published recently in the journal Nature Materials.

The researchers then introduced the carbon nanotubes, which embedded in the cell's fatty walls when treated with DNA to take on a negative charge or chitosan (a derivative of the material comprising insect exoskeletons) for a positive charge.

In the case of the seeds, on the other hand, the diffusion of phenols decreases as the grape ripens because lignification occurs (sealing of the plant walls through the deposit of lignin) in much of the material, impeding the diffusion of phenolIn the case of the seeds, on the other hand, the diffusion of phenols decreases as the grape ripens because lignification occurs (sealing of the plant walls through the deposit of lignin) in much of the material, impeding the diffusion of phenolin much of the material, impeding the diffusion of phenols.

It is the condition where the arteries that supply blood to the heart muscle (coronary arteries) become narrowed due to a deposition of fatty material (plaque) in the walls of the arteries.

The National Audit Office's report on British coastal defences last year highlighted breaches of Hurst Spit in Hampshire, which «are due mainly to the construction of concrete sea walls and groynes further to the west in Christchurch Bay, which interrupted the natural drift of replenishing material».

In dry AMD, physicians often see soft, lipid - rich drusen in the outer retina, similar to the build - up of lipid material in the inner walls of blood vessels in atherosclerosiIn dry AMD, physicians often see soft, lipid - rich drusen in the outer retina, similar to the build - up of lipid material in the inner walls of blood vessels in atherosclerosiin the outer retina, similar to the build - up of lipid material in the inner walls of blood vessels in atherosclerosiin the inner walls of blood vessels in atherosclerosiin atherosclerosis.

«It generates the plasma even being disconnected from wall power, even using very low power,» says group member Kostya Ostrikov of CSIRO Materials Science and Engineering in Lindfield, Australia.

The report says the US should focus research initiatives on the biggest impediments to ITER's donut - like design, called a tokamak — how to control the writhing plasma at the reactor's core, and understanding how it interacts with surrounding material in order to engineer walls that can maintain the reaction.

Research problems that are just out of reach today but that could be made accessible by advances in electron microscopy include studies of the little pores that form in our cells walls and which are centrally important in the regulation of all life processes as well as new nano - structured materials that are ultra-light yet strong, allowing reduced energy consumption in vehicles.

While visiting the production site for highly - enriched uranium in Oak Ridge, Tenn., during the 1940's, for example, Feynman was surprised to see stocks of that fissionable material deliberately stored in separate rooms, but on an adjoining wall that posed no barrier to collisions involving atoms of uranium and escaping neutrons on both sides.

This work demonstrates that it is not necessary to develop a complete atomically precise manufacturing system to obtain many of the benefits provided by atomically precise materials; in this case the product was fabricated by painting a liquid containing highly crystalline single - walled carbon nanotubes onto a cathode.

A visual tour of the colorful, the strange, and the super-strong in the Material ConneXion library, where new forms of cloth, concrete, metal, and more line the walls.

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Regarding carbon nanostructures, she pioneered Raman spectroscopy as a sensitive tool for the characterization of materials one atomic layer in wall thickness, namely carbon nanotubes and graphene.

As part of our collaboration with Trinity College Dublin - Physics and the group of Professor Jonathan Coleman, we published a fundamental paper in Advanced Materials in which we definitively proved that the Gibbs Free Energy of Solution was Negative for single wall nanotubes (SWNTs) in NMP solvent, contrary to conventional chemical history and wisdom (here's the abstract).

Others theorize that the early universe broke first into colossal clumps that contained enough building materials to make structures on the grandest scale — great walls and sheets of millions of galaxies — that fragmented into increasingly smaller gas and clouds, ultimately resulting in individual galaxies.

Wash bedding materials in hot water, wash your hands after contact, and limit the amount of wall - to - wall carpeting, especially in the bedroom.