Sentence examples for decrease the dependence from inspiring English sources
In order to decrease the dependence of magnetic rails on rare earth elements, the ferrite magnet is employed to replace part of the NdFeB magnets containing rare earth elements.
The thermal and catalytic processes of converting waste plactics into fuels are promising techniques to eliminate the refuse which otherwise is harmful to the enivironment, and decrease the dependence on fossil fuels.
Thus, in future compacted biomass residues produced in the form of briquettes may decrease the dependence of coal to provide more energy The other application of water hyacinth into a co-compost material such as soil amendment to the sandy soil, can improve hydro-physical, chemical parameters of soil and will supply the growing crops with several nutrients.
This would also decrease the dependence and pressure on wild fish populations used for fishmeal.
With this new knowledge, specifically adapted BEs could be developed which might improve fertilizer use efficiency and decrease the dependence of agriculture on large external inputs of synthetic fertilizers.
The climate change observed in the last few decades and its consequences have led the global society to minimize the emissions (mainly CO2) into the environment and to decrease the dependence on fossil fuels.
The utilization of lignocelluloses (e.g. wood, grass, crops residues and several others) shows great potential as part of the solution for decreasing the dependence of modern societies on fossil resources.
All inelastic activities are directed away from the critical areas, decreasing the dependence of the performance on the material and quality of the welded joints.
The introduction of biogas energy sources, for instance, in China and India, has effectively improved livelihoods of rural communities where it has considerably decreased the dependence on energy consumption from fossil and wood sources [16, 19 22].
In particular we show, using one of the Crum-type transformations, that it is possible to go up and down a hierarchy of boundary value problems keeping the form of the second-order difference equation constant but possibly increasing or decreasing the dependence on of the boundary conditions at each step.
