Sentence examples for development of supported from inspiring English sources
To the best of our knowledge, development of supported Ru on mixed oxide materials for vapor phase hydrogenolysis of glycerol in aqueous medium has not been reported elsewhere.
Therefore, the development of supported metal catalysts in ozonation, which can avoid the problem of separation, has drawn great attention [18].
"Indeed, two of the homes which the Northern Trust is proposing to close are to allow for the development of supported living accommodation on the same site.
The turnover frequency of the grafted ketones were compared with that of the homogeneous catalysts and design criteria for the further development of supported ketone catalysts were established.
Then, this work provides an overview of mechanistic and kinetic issues of the homogeneous and heterogeneous CWAO of several classes of industrial pollutants, at basis of recent advances on design and development of supported noble metal and oxide catalysts.
It mainly relates to the development of nanoporous polycarbonate-based templates, and more precisely to pore-shape control in polycarbonate films, to the development of supported track-etch templates and to the feasibility of template patterning; recent results on the development of templates from polyimide support are also reported.
Results from site evaluation and the development of supporting instrumentation are outlined.
The first criterion, "main idea" discussed the originality, clarity and intelligibility of the idea; the criterion "support" covered the degree of elaboration and development of supporting details.
Ad-hoc networking capabilities of handheld devices enable the development of supporting tools for collaborative work anywhere.
In terms of storyline and characters, RPGamer welcomed the characters' depth, and the emphasis placed into the personalities and development of supporting characters, asserting that previous Castlevania games ignored the development of the supporting characters in exchange for concentrating on the protagonist.
Jason Hughes of TV Squad said he was having trouble connecting to the Leslie character, but felt "The Reporter" allowed for further development of supporting characters like Ron, Tom and Mark, who is portrayed as self-absorbed and "a bit of a douche".
