Sentence examples for fair catalyst from inspiring English sources
That is, until everything changed in 1963, the year of conflicting images: the Kennedy assassination and the coming World's Fair, catalyst for Ken Kesey and his Merry Pranksters' 1964 LSD fueled road trip in a hand painted school bus dubbed Further.
Over the years, the original fair has become the catalyst for what the London art world calls Frieze Week, a frenetic flurry of gallery openings, museum exhibitions and auctions that attract collectors, dealers and museum curators.
It is fair to say that catalyst compatibility and monomer design/purification are the main challenges to be overcome in order to achieve high polymer with well-defined primary structure.
A well-designed carbon tax would be relatively simple to implement, fair, impactful, and a catalyst for clean private sector innovation.
Therefore, a standard method for TOF calculations should be established for fair comparison of MoS x catalysts with different catalyst structures.
All catalysts showed fair stability with time on stream (up to ∼15 h).
The fair also was the primary catalyst for the construction along the Tagus River of an oceanarium, marinas, hotels, commercial complexes, and entertainment venues.
The presence of different alloy phases found in reduced Ni Cu and Ni Au catalysts was in fair agreement with the phases predicted by the thermodynamics of these systems suggesting that a reasonable extent of alloying was achieved for both alloy systems.
Next in recycling feasibility would be sizeable catalysts with a fair bismuth content, perhaps as bismuth phosphomolybdate, and then bismuth used in galvanizing and as a free-machining metallurgical additive.
29 Although chiral alkoxides have proved their potential as chiral phase-transfer catalysts, it is fair to say that the majority of described asymmetric PTCs currently in use are based on chiral quaternary ammonium salts.
"Grant's had an immediate impact and it is fair to say has been a catalyst for our run," said Powell. .
