Sentence examples for energetic application of from inspiring English sources
Energetic application of genomic resources to research using songbirds should help illuminate how complex neural and behavioral traits emerge and evolve.
Iodine oxides are of interest as biocidal components in energetic application such as thermites due to their high energy release and biocidal agent delivery.
The reported method is deemed to be a potential in advancing the production and application of energetic cocrystalline materials [14].
The urgent requirement to optimize the consumption of energetic resources justifies the application of advanced control strategies to automate equipment that consumes higher amounts of fossil fuels, among them the fire-tube boilers.
There is indeed evidence of this energetic noise in the application of the stronger ses potential for b3 here, which resulted in the broadest range in of the three systems.
The application of an energetic binder is an effective approach to the practical use of AN-based propellants but has not been used to date because the synthesis processes are complicated and expensive.
In this paper, the basis of the energetic approach is discussed and the application of the model to experimental studies on bulk materials reveals a promising and powerful tool to analyse experimental results and to use in the mechanical design.
Another issue concerning energetic ion bombardment has to be taken into account with the application of plasma, which induces the cracks on the deposited films.
Application of a slant-stacking technique revealed that the most energetic IG waves are incoming across the Nankai Trough from the Philippine Sea with limited energy of reflected waves back from the nearest coast.
The successful application of a SOLar Particle ENgineering COde (SOLPENCO), that estimates solar energetic particle (SEP) fluxes and fluences at the Earth, to the case of an energetic particle event at Mars (6 March 1989) is discussed.
A further application of force probes is the experimental study of momentum transfer from energetic ions and atoms to solid targets, at which sputtering not necessarily occurs.
