Sentence examples for controlled decomposition from inspiring English sources

The FESEM studies show controlled decomposition of zinc oxalate into ZnO "rod like" architecture at 500 °C with slow heat rate at 1°/min.

The chemical physical characterization, and the catalytic tests carried out, evidenced that the deposition of bimetallic Au/Fe carbonyl clusters on a titania support, and their following controlled decomposition, is a way to obtain stable catalysts, active in the decomposition of toluene.

In addition, new precursors and synthetic methods can be designed with controlled decomposition to yield more highly engineered QDs of desired shapes, sizes, and compositions11.

Cross was first alerted to the possibilities of what Manhattan butcher George Faison once memorably described in Bon Appétit magazine as "controlled decomposition" (yummy, eh?) while working at New York's fabled restaurant Per Se, and later at Noma.

"The Noma Guide to Fermentation" is part textbook, part cookbook and an altogether thorough examination of the seven fermenting processes — like garum, a controlled decomposition of proteins in salt and water; think fish sauce — that contribute the waves of flavor found on every Noma dish.

Recent interest in fuel cells has led to the conceptual design of an ocean floor, fuel cell-based, power generating station fueled by methane from natural gas seeps or from the controlled decomposition of methane hydrates.

The main factors controlling decomposition rate are climate, litter quality and soil organisms.

Soil properties, such as clay content, are hypothesized to control decomposition of soil organic carbon (SOC).

The translocation of nutrients by networks of fungal hyphae is an important mechanism controlling decomposition rates of plant residues.

It has long been thought that climate is the predominant factor controlling decomposition, mainly because warmer temperatures increase the activity levels of the "decomposer" organisms, such as microbes, that break down dead organic matter.

Our results show inverse soil property-C decomposition relationships and quantitatively evaluate the essential roles of soil texture (clay content) in controlling decomposition of SOC at a large spatial scale.