Sentence examples for include conversion of from inspiring English sources

The recently developed catalytic processes include conversion of carboxylic anhydrides and acids into aldehydes, ketones, perfluoroketones, benzylation of olefins, and conversion of allylic formates into unsaturated carboxylic acids.

Valid reasons for deregulating an apartment include conversion of the building to a co-op or condominium; high rent/high income deregulation; and "substantial rehabilitation" of the building, Mr. Languedoc said.

Other possibilities include conversion of cropland into grassland, fertilization of pastureland and forest management practices designed to increase carbon stocks -- for example, lengthening the period between harvests of a forest's timber, or promoting faster tree growth and thicker stands of trees, plantation-style.

We therefore assume that no land clearance will be used to provide biomass feedstock, nor do we include conversion of agricultural land from food to biomass-crop production as a sustainable source of feedstock, both because of the negative consequences for food security and because it may indirectly induce land clearance elsewhere26.

A third option that involves trucking and could include conversion of the sludge to energy is supported by local environmentalists.

Losses include conversion of carbohydrates to CO2 and to undesired fermentation products.

ALTe Powertrain Technologies, another start-up, converts existing fleets of full-size pickups and vans to plug-in-hybrid powertrains, and wants to see federal credits expanded to include conversions of used vehicles, John Thomas, the chief executive, said in a statement.

These included conversion of the CSH phases to CaCO3 and SiO2, and the formation of a well-defined reaction front.

Porous HA can be produced by a number of methods including conversion of natural bones, ceramic foaming technique, polymeric sponge method, gel casting of foams, starch consolidation, microwave processing, slip casting, and electrophoretic deposition technique.

The scope of PROCESS is very wide and goes well beyond reactor physics, including conversion of heat to electricity, buildings, and costs, but this paper describes only the plasma physics and magnetic field calculations.

It is found that the time-averaged reactor performance indexes including conversion of key reactant, selectivity of desired product over waste and yield of desired product can be increased significantly over other flow regimes such as the trickling-flow regime.