This paper describes a holistic approach for an economic evaluation of the water injection process, integrating the key technical and economical elements.
Copper antimony sulfide (Cu3SbS3) with a p-type conductivity and optical band gaps in the range of 1.38 to 1.84 eV is considered to be a promising solar harvesting material with non-toxic and economical elements.
The forward residuals and the importance are then combined to give accurate error measures which are used to design economical finite element meshes.
This general approach leads to the design of economical finite element meshes specifically tailored to the computation of the target functional of interest, as well as providing reliable and efficient error estimation.
First, in our theory of change, we explicitly consider how social, political, cultural, and economical contextual elements may interfere with the intervention to produce both intended and unintended effects.
One of the most important elements of economical and social development is to provide uninterrupted electric energy to consumers.
Struggling to find a dramatic form, Mr. Brook aimed for a pristine simplicity, an economical ordering of the elements and a fluidity of action so that the nine hours seemed to fly by.
Compared to plant oil, lipid from oleaginous yeast is advantageous in terms of elements of economical production, such as reductions in the lifecycle, the amount of land required, and the effects of climate.
"We shall do our best to convince our politicians that research is a key element for the economical growth of our country," says CNR President Luigi Nicolais.
In particular, genes encoding NADP-me have been the focus of relatively few investigations in grasses, despite their high economical importance, being a key element of the C4 pathway of major crops, such as maize, sorghum, sugarcane, and several millets.
