Sentence examples for developing synthesis from inspiring English sources
The complexity of developing synthesis programs is not a concern for routine production, where fixed programs are run on a regular basis, but becomes a significant hurdle for radiochemists, who frequently develop and optimize automated synthesis protocols for novel probes.
Wilson in 1998 (Consilience: the Unity of Knowledge, New York: Knopf) to describe what he saw as a developing synthesis of science with the humanities, based on principles of natural science.
Second, the need of developing synthesis of intermediates, mainly for drugs, may become more interesting than the search for building blocks, contrary to what is seen in the international scenario.
Robust SOF (parameter-independent) controller can be synthesized as special case of the developed synthesis conditions.
Our platform aggregates data from various sources, then develops synthesis and verification tools to automatically design engineered organisms with new functions, demonstrated with bacterium that produces acetaminophen.
The challenge for process design engineers is to develop synthesis and analysis tools, which support this requirement.
The developed synthesis method allowed us to synthesize silicon nitride layers with low hydrogen content (4%) from nitrogen and monosilane at a temperature below 300 °C.
Building upon our previously developed synthesis representation and optimization scheme, we incorporate process models that are capable of addressing the multi-component nature of the problem.
For these reasons, it is of great importance to develop synthesis methods focused on the precise control of particle size, morphology, and chemical composition.
Presently developed synthesis methods for nanoparticles include laser ablation, thermal decomposition, chemical reduction and polyol synthesis.
In order to exploit curious properties, it is essential to develop synthesis methods, which are capable of producing C N nanotubes of specific length preferably in aligned configurations.
