Sentence examples for developing new materials for from inspiring English sources

There have been lots of interests in developing new materials for physical removal or chemical removal of sulfur-containing odours.

The carmaker said the two sides would embark on "joint strategic initiatives" in areas including electric vehicles, developing new materials for manufacturing and creating a training center in Abu Dhabi for fledgling engineers.

One of the challenges to scaling up the process, he notes, will be developing new materials for fuel cell membranes that won't quickly become clogged with the chemical byproducts of bacterial activity, which would cut down on the flow of ions that help maintain the voltage difference across the membranes.

In the UK, the universities of Birmingham and Warwick have been awarded a £650 000 (US$1 million) research grant by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC), for a collaborative project developing new materials for highly efficient solid oxide fuel cells.

Thus, there has been an increased interest in developing new materials for either delivering antibiotics locally or for surface-modifying biomaterials with antibacterial functionalities.

Synthetic analogues exist for each of these PAMPs, and nanomaterials have been used to codeliver these adjuvants with antigen as a means of developing new materials for vaccine delivery.

Speaking of video, Chris Rock has been complaining about 21st-century standup audiences, and their penchant for recording gigs on their smartphones: "It's hard to go to the clubs, because people tape your shit all the time – like, before it's ready," says Rock, who is said to be developing new material for his return to standup.

BRUSSELS — Projects to imitate the brain and to develop new materials for information technology have won awards of about 1 billion euros each that will be announced Monday by the European Commission.

Researchers and manufacturers on site will develop new materials for use in planes, jet engines and civil helicopters.

To develop new materials for specific applications, it is necessary to have a detailed understanding of the interplay between the chemical composition of different materials, their structure, and their electronic, optical, or magnetic properties.

The increasing worldwide demand for sustainable, environmentally friendly energy supplies, and for access to clean water, will provide glass scientists and manufacturers opportunities to develop new materials for new markets.