Sentence examples for example of carbon from inspiring English sources

Steve Lee, chief executive of the Chartered Institution of Wastes Management, gives the example of carbon fibre.

We conceptualise downstream responsibility for the example of carbon emissions, by establishing a terminology as well as a framework for quantifying downstream carbon footprints.

Although the importance of the solid and fluid forms is popularly understood, there is less general understanding of the role of water vapor and especially for its polymer forms than for example, of carbon dioxide (C02) or ozone (03).

Taking the example of carbon and alumina supported palladium catalysts employed in the hydrogenation of methyl acrylate towards methyl propionate, the segregation of the catalyst phase by adhesion to gas bubbles is studied.

"We need this as an example of carbon capture and storage actually happening," said Camilla Svendsen Skriung, of the Norwegian environmental group Zero.

The induction of diverse nutrient import systems may be necessary for cells to harvest all available nutrients in the current growth media or could represent an example of carbon source foraging [55], where cells expend energy to broaden their search for alternative energy sources.

There are examples of carbon taxes and traded prices in play already today but there are currently no examples of border tax adjustments.

Additionally, we show examples of carbon estimates indicating the benefits of an increasing resolution.

Can you provide some examples of carbon dioxide reaction and explain why you think what you do about them?

Figure 8 presents two examples of carbon nanotube stretchable strain gauges that are used for human motion detection.

Classical examples of carbon allotropes comprise "hard" diamond and "soft" graphite used in science and technology and in a wide range of products, including consumer goods in various areas of human activity [1].