Sentence examples for for producing a solid from inspiring English sources

Particles from gas saturated solutions (PGSS) process was chosen for investigation as a manufacturing process for producing a solid dispersion.

The best result would be a convincing vote for the centre-left, producing a solid coalition in which Mr Monti agreed to play a role.

They have shown that poly ethyleneoxide) (PEO) (CH2CH2O n can act as a host for sodium and potassium salts, thus producing a solid electrical conductor polymer/salt complex.

Recently, wide attention has been given to producing a solid acid catalyst for replacing homogeneous acid catalysts.

In order to produce a solid base for the hand-held unit for determining the different positions, we used a plastic plate with wraps that were easily attached to the patients' arms.

Lieberman was under legal investigation since the mid-1990s for suspected money laundering and bribery, but years of investigation failed to produce a solid case for an indictment.

The broad voting pattern in Germany was quite close to the one in Britain that produced a solid majority for the reformer Tony Blair.

It has rejected anything that smacks of a referendum like the one held in East Timor in 1999, which would probably produce a solid vote for independence.The police in Aceh added to the feeling that the truce would fail when they announced they would continue to seize weapons and hunt down suspected GAM sympathisers.

"The U.S. economy was softer than we originally anticipated," said Chief Financial Officer Scott Davis Scott Davis, "but continued rapid growth outside the United States and steady improvements from our supply chain and freight segment are expected to produce a solid performance for the company in 2007".

A relatively open parliamentary election in 1989, as the Warsaw Pact was beginning to unravel, had produced a solid victory for candidates backed by the independent trade union, Solidarity.

There seemed to be a general consensus that more effort in local data collection (as well as improved local access to data collected for provincial performance reporting purposes) would produce a solid return on investment (III:7).