Sentence examples for improved blue from inspiring English sources

Thus, aromatic amine side group prevented the packing of molecular structure, and it caused the improved blue color and EQE value.

Announcing plans for the improved blue badges in December, Mr Sargeant said they would be provided free of charge as a measure to tackle poverty, saying disabled people were almost twice as likely to live in low-income households.

G.P. and J.V. generated the improved blue light activated transcriptional system.

Macroeconomic data from the United States improved; blue-chip companies in advanced economies remained highly profitable; China and emerging markets slowed only moderately; and the risk of a disorderly default and/or exit by some members of the eurozone declined.

In this study, we demonstrated a novel method to improve blue saturation of the sky-blue LECs by engineering its emission spectrum through the plasmonic filters.

Frankly, few decisive materials have been accomplished to date, whereas many studies have been done to reveal a clue of design to improve blue-emitting performances.

The victory improved the Blue Jackets to 9-0-3 in their last 12 games at Nationwide Arena and gave them points in 15 of their last 17 games 10-2-5 10-2-5 10-2-5to the No. 8 spot in the Western creeprence.

The Orioles were expected to be active at the winter meetings because they were planning to add about $40 million to their payroll in trying to compete against the Yankees, the Boston Red Sox and the improved Toronto Blue Jays in the American League East.

Although the mighty Yankees and the mighty Red Sox remain the class of the division, the improved Toronto Blue Jays and the ready-to-spend Baltimore Orioles should swipe some attention and victories from their higher-priced neighbors next season and make the A.L. East more compelling.

The results show that the incident photo-to-current conversion efficiency of cells based on Ni1 was obviously improved in blue light region of solar spectra.

In 1997, then-champion Garry Kasparov lost a six-game match to IBM's improved Deep Blue computer, but many chess aficionados (including Kasparov) argued that the tournament was unfair.