Sentence examples for energy and yield from inspiring English sources

ZIF-8 nanoparticles significantly modify the thermo-mechanical properties of polyurethane matrix, improving overall stiffness, fracture energy, and yield strength at the cost of ductility (beyond ∼30 wt.%).

In general, insights provided by the new software on bacterial metabolism (e.g. S taphylococcu s aureus) include better understanding of metabolic changes and adaptation, alternative processing routes and energy and yield considerations.

Energy and yield savings in the conversion process of the raw material can be obtained through efficient storage methods that avoid the expense of drying, while still preserving the valuable carbohydrates.

This needs lots of water and energy, and yields the notorious "tailings", a residue of sand, unclaimed bitumen, water, clay particles and contaminants.

It burned "lots of energy" and yielded nothing more than an "investor talking point," they told me.

The discrimination between cleaving the S C(5′) and the S C bonds is more subtle, however, as both of these S C bonds have comparable bond energies and yield product radicals of comparable stability.

A decade later, Cook has survived the dot-com stock bust and now invests mostly in energy, metals and yield stocks.

All calculations were made with the decay properties (energies and yields) tabulated in the ICRP publication 107 database [20].

The ethanol yields (gal/ODMT corn stover feedstock), MSSP and MESP are all calculated using TEA models with adjustments of the input variables (enzyme loadings, refining energies and yields) for each run.

All models falling into this class show a volumetric-deviatoric split of the Helmholtz energy and the yield function.

We find that the noseleaf of M. microtis focuses the radiated energy better and yields better control over the emission beam.