Sentence examples for for further advanced from inspiring English sources
Our findings on 3D printing for a thermally managing BN-separator can serve as a general strategy for further advanced rechargeable batteries.
The analytical results in this study will be valuable for further advanced research and for designing or planning hydraulic engineering structures.
Moreover, the applied experimental and post-processing techniques indicate a potential for further advanced data post-processing of the stochastic processes of liquid atomization.
The proposed method is highly recommended for 3D measurements of shape and displacements of large and complex engineering objects made from multiple directions and it provides the suitable accuracy of data for further advanced structural integrity analysis of such objects.
Developing standards for analysis that streamline reporting on composition and expected fuel yields from biomass is one of the major outcomes of this work and this provides a starting place for further advanced characterization of algae to support the techno-economical process analyses and account for the mass balance accounting of algal biomass.
These are difficult days for the nuclear sector – and an unlikely time for a Royal Commission into options for further advancing an atomic agenda.
The emerging of new workpiece, tool and film materials, the evolution of sophisticated coatings' characterization methods and the continuous need for higher productivity rates, maintain vivid the industrial and scientific interest for further advancing this field.
Because variability and change are ubiquitous in ecosystems, acknowledging these inherent properties of nature is an essential step for further advancing scientific knowledge of biodiversity ecosystem functioning in theory and practice.
This paper describes the experimental investigation and serves as a vehicle for dissemination of the key findings and all the important test data to the engineering community which could be used for validating numerical simulations for further advancing the knowledge and understanding in this relatively poorly researched area.
This paper has set out to (1) describe the process and outcome of a project to develop a theory-based instrument for measuring processes involved in the implementation of e-health interventions based on Normalization Process Theory; and (2) identify key issues and methodological challenges for further advancing work in this field.
