A solid may be converted to glass by high rates of shearing (caused, for instance, by a shock wave during an impact), or it may be converted by irradiation with high-energy subatomic particles.
They are the epitome of cheap commodity converted by manufacturing to higher value goods; of agricultural surplus turned into profitable export.
During the pyrolysis of cellulose, levoglucosan, a main product of noncatalytic pyrolysis, was converted by catalytic upgrading into high value-added species such as furans and aromatics.
The fact that less HMF could be converted by the cells at higher levels of hydrolysate was also seen from the concentration ratio of HMF to furfural, which increased from 2.8 at the 20-30% level to 3.7 and 4.7 at 40% and 50% of hydrolysate, respectively.
Furthermore, dimethoxy benzyl alcohols (Table 4, entries 8 and 9) were converted by aryl alcohol oxidase with high activity (Hernandez-Ortega et al. 2011; Hernandez-Ortega et al. 2012a).
In the light of higher fractions converted by the hydro-gasification process, the reaction temperature in the gasification vessel should be controlled lower than 1100 K and the pressure a little higher than 60 atm in the practical operation.
"He and his team created high-resolution optical scans converted by computer into an audio file".
Volatile fatty acids are converted by PAO and GAO like organisms into storage polymers, methanol can be converted by methylotrophic methanogens to methane, high carbon alcohols (i.e. propanol and butanol) adsorb in the granule, while the aldehydes are disproportionated in an alcohol and a volatile fatty acid.
Memory T cells, presumably because of high AP-1 content, cannot be converted into Treg by subimmunogenic antigenic stimulation even though they can be converted by retroviral Foxp3 transduction.
Smith was converted by the experience.
