Sentence examples for conceptual frontiers from inspiring English sources
Exploring conceptual frontiers between batteries, supercapacitors, redox flow batteries (RFBs) and fuel cells (FCs), we have used a battery material (i.e. LiFePO4) and a supercapacitor material (i.e. graphene) in the form of nanoparticles dispersed in an aqueous electrolyte to characterize the electrochemical activity of the resulting electroactive nanofluids.
The fractional effect is a sign of very strong interactions among the electrons, a condition that can lead to a variety of surprising phenomena and which marks the conceptual frontier in condensed matter physics.
The restaurant closed in 2011, but Adrià's plans are to reinvent it as a kind of utopian food laboratory for discovering new frontiers in conceptual gastronomy.
Tracey Emin, so successful at extending the frontiers of conceptual art, has set the critics a tough new task: how to judge her new work performed live on Channel 4 early yesterday morning during a post-Turner Prize discussion entitled "Is Painting Dead".
Firstly, we present the conceptual and analytical framework to operationalize the concept of commodity frontiers used in this paper, and describe briefly the data collection methods.
Fig. 1 Analytical and conceptual framework: 'commodity metabolism' for the study of country-specific trajectories of commodity frontiers expansion.
Building on conceptual history and cognitive linguistics, we analyze three of these new concepts: "frontier research," "grand challenges," and "responsible research and innovation" (RRI).
Defense appears largely conceptual.
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