Sentence examples for increasing the quantum from inspiring English sources

But University College London (UCL) has announced a £500m redevelopment of its Bloomsbury campus, "increasing the quantum and quality of space for teaching and research".

I want adequate funding for education in Australia and the ministers will all take a view it's about increasing the quantum of funding, not shuffling the deckchairs".

Increasing the quantum conversion efficiency in visible-light region is a key issue for the efficient usage of solar energy in the process of photoelectrochemical (PEC) water splitting.

This Review summarizes results from the physics literature which demonstrate the effects of metallic surfaces, colloids, or islands on increasing or decreasing emissive rates, increasing the quantum yields of low quantum yield chromophores, decreasing the lifetimes, and directing the typically isotropic emission in specific directions.

Increasing the quantum yield of the gain media will depend on the degree of the overlap between the LSPR spectra and the emission of the RhB.

A feasible solution is coating ZnSe/CdS QDs with ZnS outermost shell not only to passivate the surface for increasing the quantum yield and optical stability, but also to restrict the leak of toxic Cd element, reducing the biotoxicity.

It could also improve the quality and increase the quantum of compensation-related information that can be used as part of public discourse.

Resonator-quantum well infrared photodetectors (R-QWIPs) are the next generation of QWIP detectors that use resonances to increase the quantum efficiency (QE).

The graded Al compositional structure design in AlxGa1−xAs buffer layer can well increase the quantum efficiency than the stationary Al compositional structure design, especially at short-wave band.

The doping of nitrogen atoms increases the quantum yield to 41.9%, while the introduction of sulfur atoms enhances the selectivity of Hg2+ via strong coordination interaction.

Partial deuteration of NaMgAl(oxalate 3 · 9H2O Cr III) (0.5%) increases the quantum efficiency for persistent spectral hole-burning in the R1-line by three orders of magnitude.