Sentence examples for by a new process from inspiring English sources
Iron Age magazine noted that the long‐term outlook in the auto market has been com plicated by a new process for steel scrap.
This limitation is overcome by a new process for depositing chromium nitride coatings with uniform thickness on precision balls using ion beam assisted deposition (IBAD) e-beam evaporation.
Homogeneous nickel-phosphorus-silica (Ni-P-SiO2) nanocomposite coatings were prepared on low carbon steel alloy surfaces by a new process.
The research reported in this paper was aimed mainly to investigate the different NDE techniques on specimens made by a new process labeled as "pulsed infusion", very crucial for voids content under critical loading conditions.
A synergistic effect on flame retardancy was found when acrylonitrile butadiene ultra-fine fully vulcanized powdered rubber (NB-UFPR) was incorporated into ethylene vinyl acetate/nano-magnesium hydroxide (EVA/nano-MH) composite by a new process.
In addition, the devices are fabricated by a new process where the piezoelectric active areas on the cantilever are supported to achieve a large displacement with low residual stress.
Catalysts are substances that speed up a reaction by facilitating a particular mechanism sometimes by influencing an existing prereaction and sometimes by making a new process energetically favourable.
► Sixteen-year-old Sophia Sánchez-Maes won a spot at Monday's White House science fair by pioneering a new process for using algae to make biofuels.
The aim is therefore to contribute to knowledge in business ethics, both by accepting a new process to resolve, predict or evaluate ethical businesses aspects, and as a tool to improve ethical decision-making.
This paper deals with the surface strengthening of aluminum alloys by means of a new process allowing multi-charged nitrogen ion implantation.
A start to the process could be made by: agreeing on a new process for reallocating voting power; ensuring that the heads of the organisations are internationally agreed and the staff represents the countries in which the organisation works; and establishing a strategic decision-making directorate (like a new G7) that represents the major regions of the world.
