Sentence examples for application in view of from inspiring English sources

Obviously, this is very disruptive and we are applying for new accounts with another bank but we don't know whether it will accept our application in view of HSBC's action.

Currently, polymers or polymer composites are preferred materials for EMI shielding application in view of their lightweight and design flexibility.

In this paper, submicrometer-sized mesoporous TiO2 beads were prepared for QDSC application in view of their high specific surface area, superior light scattering and easy electrolyte penetration.

With the different aspect ratios and the resulting longitudinal surface plasmon resonance (SPR), AuNRs exhibit an absorption band in the near-infrared (NIR) region [6], which conduces to higher photothermal conversion and also shows significant biomedical application in view of the penetration of NIR light into biological tissues [7, 8].

Regulatory respondents on the other hand assign slightly less concern to the scientific validity of models, while requiring relatively more understanding of appropriate applications in view of REACH.

Extracting knowledge or producing summaries from unstructured text are ever more important applications, in view of the deluge of documents issuing forth from news media, organizations of every sort, and individuals.

As for industrial interest, the (Zn,H -codoped amorphous phase and cuprite as formed by the PLA process may have potential applications in view of their PL in the whole visible region.

The self-assembled Au tube has potential biomedical applications in view of its good bending flexibility, partial epitaxial filling of MTP/fcc particles, and surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) effect useful for the detection of molecules or nanoparticles adsorbed on rough metal surfaces [13, 14].

The HPM sources have been investigated by several researchers [2, 5, 6] as potential weapons for a variety of battle, damage, and terrorist applications in view of very short pulse (about 100 ps) released by an electromagnetic weapon and the damage they can cause.

This approach has more promise for large-area process applications in view of enhanced uniformity and fewer defects compared to the colloidal lithography commonly with polystyrene nanoparticles [23, 24], which yields more defects and pattern irregularities as the substrate size increases.

This review aims to summarize recent progress on core-shell nanostructures for advanced supercapacitor applications in view of their hierarchical architecture which not only create the desired hierarchical porous channels, but also possess higher electrical conductivity and better structural mechanical stability.