Sentence examples for gives synthesis from inspiring English sources
Catalytic steam-reforming of biomass gives synthesis gas and this can be further transformed to give transport fuels using catalysis.
Table 4 gives synthesis results for each of the implemented components, as well as for the on-chip network (NoC ) and NIRA agents.
This model assumes that a signal may be described as a linear combination of few columns (atoms) of a given synthesis matrix (dictionary).
Since the flowsheet is synthesized and the operations in the flowsheet designed through predictive models to match a set of design targets, optimal solution of a given synthesis problem is guaranteed.
So, we propose a new concept of "double-springs" that can be used to connect a finite number of ground rectangular rigid blocks that discretize a given synthesis domain.
Under similar conditions of temperature and pressure we show that catalysts such as iridium on alumina are also active for the combined partial oxidation and carbon dioxide reforming reaction giving synthesis gas in similarly high yield.
The partial oxidation of methane by oxygen giving synthesis gas can be catalysed to thermodynamic equilibrium using the transition metals Ni, Ru, Rh, Pd, Pt and Ir supported on inert oxides.
Relying on the principle of determinability we can distinguish between the subject and the predicate of a given synthesis, e.g., in the synthesis 'acute triangle' we can see that 'triangle' can be thought without 'acute' but not the other way around, and hence ascertain that 'acute' is the predicate and 'triangle' the subject.
Table 2 gives the synthesis results for the two waveform receivers.
The final chapter gives a synthesis of lessons learnt on rebuilding pastoral governance from the preceding 11 chapters to provide guidance on the practical implementation of pastoral governance.
"Low-dose effects of endocrine disruptors" gives a synthesis of recent observations in in vitro systems and highlights the importance of statistical power considerations in resolving the low-dose issue.
