Sentence examples for application of harvesting from inspiring English sources

We envision the application of harvesting core-shell nanoparticles to whole blood for concentration and immediate preservation of low abundance and labile analytes at the time of venipuncture.

The discussion addresses conceptual, theoretical, and practical issues surrounding the application of harvest tags, as well as challenges and opportunities related to the design of tag programs.

An overview of possible application of light harvesting to various reagent mediated optical sensing schemes is given.

The idea of fiber/CNT structures for thermal energy harvesting could be further applied to several consumer applications, such as to smart textiles for wearable applications with the potential of harvesting thermal energy.

This combination has the potential to be developed as a rapid wound therapy via the direct application of freshly harvested skin cells in diluted PRP.

The stimulation of NCG device to nerve is an interesting application of energy harvesting technology.

The application of energy harvesting technology for monitoring civil infrastructure is a bourgeoning topic of interest.

The limited lifetime of the nodes in wireless sensor networks (WSNs) motivated researchers and system designers to study the application of energy harvesting (EH), allowing the increase of the network lifetime by collecting energy from various sources (e.g., solar and wind).

The application of light harvesting in fluorescent sensor films with a short optical path-length (<1 μm) requires antenna dyes to meet the following criteria: (a) high molar absorption coefficient (ε > 30 000 L mol−1 cm−1); (b) good solubility in the host polymer (2% w/w) to absorb as much excitation light as possible.

A potential practical application of NGs for harvesting energy from respiration is shown using piezoelectric polymer thin films.

Essentially, TENGs demonstrate much better output performance than that of traditional electromagnetic generators (EMGs) at low frequency (typically 0.1 3 Hz), which confirms the possible application of TENGs for harvesting irregular and low-frequency motion energy such as that from water flow [16, 17].