Sentence examples for for direct conversion from inspiring English sources
An RFIC is then responsible for direct conversion to and from RF.
Amongst the lipids, neutral lipids comprising of triacylglycerol (TAG) are the most suitable for direct conversion to biodiesel.
Evidence for direct conversion of substrate to methane was observed with two of the industrial wastewater samples (IW-1 and IW-3).
One of the converters employed for direct conversion is a thermionic converter that consists of two conductor plates separated by vacuum or by plasma.
A new process for direct conversion of either levulinic acid (LA) or γ-valerolactone (GVL) to hydrocarbon fuel precursors was studied.
Although these industries face very different market constraints, a common research objective is the design of efficient processes for direct conversion of methane.
Although a diverse range of bacteria and fungi possess the enzymatic machinery capable of hydrolyzing plant-derived polymers, none discovered so far meet the requirements for an industrial strength biocatalyst for the direct conversion of biomass to combustible fuels.
This innovative model can illustrate the aforementioned points and predicts novel strategies for cell fate conversion, including strategies for the direct conversion of somatic cells into iPSCs by pluripotency factors or lineage specifiers along with the direct conversion of somatic cells into specific lineages by lineage specifiers or pluripotency factors.
This paper also discusses the concept for using it as a multi-band SDR channelizer for the direct conversion of signals from a wideband input to the baseband signal without using an intermediate stage.
A class of such systems exploits the motion or deformation associated with vibration, converting the mechanical energy to electrical, and storing it for later use; some of these systems use piezoelectric materials for the direct conversion of strain energy to electrical energy.
Thermoelectric generators (TEGs) make use of the Seebeck effect in semiconductors for the direct conversion of heat into electrical energy, being of particular interest for high reliability systems or for waste heat recovery.
