Sentence examples for competitive material from inspiring English sources
Thus SrPET can be considered a competitive material for replacing existing energy intense non-recyclable composites.
A specific capacitance of 223.6 F g−1 was achieved at 5 mV s−1, which makes the ERGO a competitive material for electrochemical energy storage.
In order to produce a competitive material formed completely from textile waste from recycled tires, a solution formed by two layers is proposed.
Activated carbon satisfies this requirement and is an economically competitive material over other types of carbon, so that lots of studies have been carried using various activated carbons.
In turn, this elucidates a scalable and competitive material framework that is capable, without the addition of additional membranes or inactive anchoring materials, of providing the simultaneous anchoring and confinement effects necessary to overcome performance limitations in lithium sulfur batteries.
Specifically, because of PLA's competitive material and processing costs, and its comparable mechanical properties, PLA foams could potentially replace polystyrene (PS) foam products in a wide array of applications such as packaging, cushioning, construction, thermal and sound insulation, and plastic utensils.
During the last decades, fibre-reinforced composites have been established as competitive materials for naval, automotive and aerospace industry.
Hardness measurements and compressive tests in a temperature range between room temperature and 1100 °C show the advanced mechanical behavior of this novel CCA compared to competitive materials.
However, development of competitive materials with improved catalytic performance is required.
Most construction materials such as steel, concrete, aluminum and plastic require a high energy input during the manufacturing process while the manufacture of timber products uses much less energy than the competitive materials.
These carbon precursors are related to fossil fuels which may not be sufficiently available in near future; so in order to develop a more competitive carbon material, it is necessary to consider developing carbonaceous materials from the natural resource.
