Sentence examples for heterogeneous transformation from inspiring English sources
Laboratory studies of the mechanics in homogeneous and heterogeneous transformation processes in the atmosphere.
The stability of Ur-Nature is disturbed due to its close proximity with the Self (puruṣa), an independent co-eternal reality, like a piece of iron in proximity of a magnet, and the process of heterogeneous transformation begins.
The concept of stoichiography is based on the stoichiometry of mass transfer of the constituents in transient, homogeneous and heterogeneous phase transformation processes.
A mechanism is proposed to clarify the still not well understood process of TiO2 heterogeneous photocatalytic transformation of nitrate, based on literature data and detected products.
The heterogeneous catalytic transformations of bi- and polyfunctional alcohols to the corresponding linear and branched (but not cyclic) amines are reviewed.
On the other hand, for highly heterogeneous PPI networks, transformation with the β factor is effective in adjusting the clustering approach to the heterogeneity of the networks.
The phenomena are discussed in terms of the adsorption isotherm (interface segregation) in conjunction with classical heterogeneous nucleation theory (phase transformation) and a phase field model that predicts the kinetics of phase transformation at segregation decorated grain boundaries.
In this review article, we show the present situation and perspective of heterogeneous catalysis for the transformation of cellulose into useful platform chemicals.
The suggested approach can be used for (i) data processing, including subtracting measurement noise (ii) identification of factors controlling soil water dynamics, (iii) assessing the mean signal transformation in heterogeneous soils based on observed soil moisture time series, and (iv) model building, calibration and evaluation.
Adaptor, the bridge of heterogeneous networks, facilitates the transformation of messages.
With the chosen tiered approach to transformation of heterogeneous terrestrial measurements, the error component ∆* can be reduced to a minimum.
