Sentence examples for household commodity from inspiring English sources

This work provides a simple strategy to construct controllable wettability surface and makes a great application potential in household commodity, industrial products and other smart complex materials.

Supermodel Kathy Ireland may not grace billboards any longer, but she's still a household name -- or a household commodity, rather.

In addition to its humanitarian value in disaster relief, the product is also being marketed as a household commodity in many other parts of the world where large portions of the population lack reliable water treatment.

Printers, once the provenance of hackers and engineers, will soon be household commodities.

SBMCs containers are employed in the system to mitigate the pressure related to a cloud IOT-enabled grocery management system (CE-GMS) for the management of necessary household commodities, by sensing their quantities on hand using an ultrasonic sensor.

Because women tend to spend more time producing household commodities, I specifically assume that women are more reluctant to work longer market hours.5 This is the main assumption I use to explain the different labor market behaviors of men and women.

We should resist the tourist titillation and instead remember the words of campaigner Julia Scurr, born in Limehouse in 1873, that "Any rise in the price of rents, foods, and other household commodities affects us women vitally".

TiO2 NPs are widely used in the nanotechnology industry due to their vast array of applications that range from household commodities, such as components of paints and carpets, to personal products that include cosmetics, textiles, sunscreens and foods [8], [9].

‡Socioeconomic status (SES) was assessed through the use of a proxy measure, an unweighted scale composed of a count of ownership of 18 household commodities [ 51].

The twelve household commodities were ranked in order of value and an overall SES score was then calculated using the ranks.

To determine the socioeconomic characteristics of the women and their households, quintiles of wealth were generated using principal-component analysis based on the eligibility criteria used by Moroccan authorities to classify insurance beneficiaries (eg, possession of household commodities, homeownership).