Sentence examples for heterogeneous science from inspiring English sources

iNDIRA is implemented on the ESnet network, where it interacts with OpenNSA (aka the NSI client) and Globus data transfer tools, to build complex cross-domain network paths for heterogeneous science applications, and perform secure data transfer.

As a heterogeneous science, volcanology encompasses a wide range of workers varying from those who are highly theoretical and computationally focused, to experimentalists, and to those whose work focuses on observational and analytical data (i.e., field geology, geophysics, geochemistry, and remote sensing).

While incoming student preparation is highly heterogeneous, introductory science courses typically do not address the diverse starting points and learning needs of individual learners (Tanner, 2011).

In Linked data section, we describe briefly the Bio2RDF project and its application to retrieve meaningful information from various, heterogeneous life sciences datasets for practical use cases.

The challenges stemming from the integration of disparate, heterogeneous life sciences datasets on the web has led to the adoption of a new set of technologies, based on the Semantic Web and Linked Data concepts, by the biomedical researchers (11).

This is an emerging area, where inputs from heterogeneous catalysis, material science and reactor engineering are playing the key roles.

The importance of electrochemical promotion to heterogeneous catalysis, surface science and electrochemistry research for the investigation of spillover phenomena and metal support interactions is well recognized.

I argue that it is crucial to understand these characteristic local interactions and their effects on practice and research to uncover the complex, heterogeneous interactions of science and the clinic in early twentieth-century Britain.

How to design and develop ceria supported metal nanoparticles (M/CeO2) catalysts with high performance and sintering resistance is a great challenge in heterogeneous catalysis and surface science.

Nano-size clusters are of great interest for understanding of fundamental properties and processes relevant for applied materials science such as heterogeneous catalysis.

Here we focus on the basic concepts used in the surface science approach to heterogeneous catalysis while placing them in the historical context.