Sentence examples for extraction route from inspiring English sources

Mesoporous YF3 nanoflowers were successfully prepared via solvent extraction route.

In the present work, graphene oxide (GO) functionalized in-situ with ionic liquid (IL) were uniformly dispersed into epoxy (EP) via a two-phase extraction route.

We propose a systematic strategy that enables analysis of the outcoupling efficiency through each extraction route for two-dimensional (2D) patterned thin-film optical emitters with transparent substrates.

Following clearfelling three replicates of five forest harvesting management practices/treatments were applied to the plots: brash with grass seeding (Treatment 1), brash (Treatment 2), brash mat/ tree extraction route (Treatment 3), WTH (Treatment 4) and WTH with grass seeding (Treatment 5).

The elucidation for extraction procedure is an indicator about the most acceptable extraction route (e.g. solvent type, quantity, type of procedure).

Full-vectorial simulations combined with the near-to-far-field transformations are applied to quantitatively analyze the extraction routes of blue-emitting InGaN/GaN light-emitting diodes (LEDs) on 2D patterned sapphire substrate, from which the main extraction routes are through the top and side surfaces of the substrate.

Silk fibroin dissolution The extraction routes using either LiBr solution (9.3 M) or Ajisawa's reagent composed of CaCl2 C2H5OH H2O in 1 2 8 molar ratios were compared in concentration of 10 %W/V and designated as SFL and SFC, relevant to LiBr and Ajisawa's reagent, respectively (Salvador et al. 2013).

The chapter on Forest Roads and Extraction Routes provides guidelines to follow for access development.

General principles, potential impacts and tactics to reduce negative impacts during the planning and construction of the network of forest roads, depots, extraction routes and landings are presented.

In the Harvesting Code of Practice, "harvesting" refers to all the activities required to convert a standing tree (timber harvesting: e.g., felling, conversion, extraction and transport) to the required product delivered to the timber processing sector or end user (access development i.e., network of forest roads, depots, extraction routes and landings).

Holistic management also embraces active monitoring of pest and disease levels, and researching pest and disease biology and impacts will aid appropriate responses such as altering practices e.g. delayed replanting to allow weevil numbers to fall, and careful re-use of extraction routes to minimise soil compaction and erosion.