Sentence examples for economically applied from inspiring English sources

Recent applications have demonstrated that FRP honeycomb sandwich panels can be effectively and economically applied for both new construction and rehabilitation and replacement of existing structures.

This catalytic process leads to the simultaneous valorization of C3H8 and N2O and can be economically applied for on-site propylene production using a low-cost source of N2O, e.g. in tail-gases of chemical processes where N2O is produced in high concentration.

Instead, they rely solely upon an assortment of computer-supported cooperative learning and work tools, of which the most widely and economically applied, are e-mail, chat rooms, and discussion lists.

The technology and background that allowed 3-D methodologies to be economically applied to the tens of millions of chemical structures in the PubChem Compound database are described elsewhere [5 10] covering various aspects of the project, including conformer model generation validation [6], the relative uniqueness of molecular shape [7], and 3-D neighboring methodology [8].

Such relationships enable a non-linear dynamic behaviour to be corroborated economically or applied easily elsewhere.

Under the optimal conditions determined by this method, electrooxidation can economically be applied to oxidise atrazine (73% of degradation for a total cost of 0.057 US$m−33) while using Ti/IrO2 anode operated at a current intensity of 1.4 A during 22 min of treatment time in the presence of 1.0 g NaCl l−1.

The 50-page brief cited the program changes that let companies that are economically disadvantaged apply for the same preferences in receiving contracts.

As the condensers require site-specific engineering design, a case study was carried out to investigate the feasibility (technically and economically) of applying condensing boilers in a large scale district heating system (40 MW).

However, it is not practical technically or economically to apply for a well test or to deploy a permanent pressure gauge in the bottom hole to predict the BHP.

The previous low price of fossil oil provided little incentive to implement technologies that could improve energy efficiency, or replace fossil oils in industrial chemicals and materials production, even though substantial reductions in fossil oil consumption can be made easily and economically by applying existing technologies in these areas.

Speaking on Monday to the nation on television, Mr. da Silva acknowledged that he had "lost a few nights' sleep" over the "bitter medicine" that his government had applied economically since he became Brazil's first working-class president.