Sentence examples for expansion of using from inspiring English sources

One of the major challenges facing the expansion of using composite materials in application is the notch effect.

In the course of the envisaged increase it is important to estimate the expected impacts of the expansion of using the various renewable energy carriers (e.g. solid biomass, biogas, wind, solar thermal and photovoltaics) on the environment, economy and society also quantitatively.

I now present the results of applying the method proposed in the previous section and discuss the role of passenger vehicle lifetime change and market expansion of used cars in CO2 emission reduction policies.

In contrast to the vehicle lifetime reduction policy, I rather propose a more effective combined policy of vehicle lifetime extension and market expansion of used cars to combat climate change.

A crucial observation here is that total induced CO2 emissions, i.e., the combined emissions from motor vehicle production, gasoline refining and combustion, and other services (see Fig. 4), decrease significantly due to a market expansion of used cars.

In this article, we consider the problem of modeling the tool for large-size composite airframe structures production by vacuum infusion technology taking into account the difference in the coefficients of thermal expansion of used materials.

This might be improved by using second order Taylor series expansion instead of using only the first order adopted in this paper.

Facebook and Zynga have just announced a five year partnership and the expansion of use of Facebook Credits in Zynga games.

Secondly, the strategies we picked could be used in other tasks and learning situations in order to enhance meaningful practice and expansion of use.

A lateral effect was that E-Ink, the main technology supplier, devised strategies to stimulate expansion of use of its technology to other application areas.

The same high degree of resolution was maintained even with the expansion of use of CD45 barcoding under multiplexing conditions.