Sentence examples for engineering merits from inspiring English sources
Concrete is an attractive construction material which has many engineering merits like cost benefit, stable supply system, fire resistance, and high durability despite of considerable CO2 emission during manufacturing of cement (Back et al. 2011).
Discussion: A multifaceted injury prevention approach consisting of behavioral/educational, administrative/regulatory, and engineering interventions merits consideration.
Thus, further investigations into charged hydrogels for cartilage tissue engineering is merited.
From a system engineering perspective, various merits and prospects of this technology along with pertinent challenges are discussed.
This review discusses in detail on the advances made in the field of injectable materials for cardiac tissue engineering highlighting their merits over their preformed counterparts.
Interest in artificially reopening Dunedin Pass prompted an official study in 1994 on the engineering and financial merits of such a project.
Good thermoelectric materials should have high engineering figure-of-merit (ZT eng, not peak ZT, to achieve high conversion efficiency.
Bi doped Mg2Sn0.73Bi0.02Ge0.25 shows a peak ZT of ∼1.4 at 673 K, a peak PF of ∼54 μW cm−1 K−2 at 577 K, which resulted in an engineering figure of merit (ZT eng of ∼0.76 and (PF eng of ∼2.05 W m−1 K−1 for cold side fixed at 323 K and hot side at 723 K.
Martensitic transformation (MT) has extreme science merits and engineering significance.
It becomes a hot topic in the fields of microbiology and environmental science and engineering due to its merits of effective removal of both ammonium and nitrite under anaerobic conditions with high removal rate, little sludge production, and low operational cost [ 5– 8].
It is a hot topic in the fields of microbiology and environmental science and engineering due to its merits of effective removal of both ammonium and nitrite under anaerobic conditions with high removal rate, little sludge production, and low operational cost [ 20– 20].
