Sentence examples for interesting support from inspiring English sources
Second, from a technical perspective, the gold miner index is sitting at an interesting support level.
The TiO2 ZrO2 mixed oxide seems to be an interesting support material for ruthenium and is employed for vapor phase hydrogenolysis of glycerol.
In this paper we report a study of ceria-supported gold, palladium and gold palladium nanoparticles for the direct synthesis of hydrogen peroxide and show that ceria can be a potentially interesting support for this reaction.
Voltammetry and chronoamperometry studies showed that the performance of PtRu/N-CNT was significantly higher compared to PtRu/O-CNT and also to the commercial E-TEK PtRu/C catalyst, indicating that N-CNT are an interesting support material for fuel cell electrocatalyst.
That is going to draw, I believe, a lot of interesting support from around the country.... We'll see where help comes, if it comes at all," said Jones, who noted that he's had Republicans and independents reach out to him to get involved in the campaign.
On the contrary, the significantly lower content of β-casein in the mammary gland from rats that had regression of their tumors constitutes an interesting support of the idea that involution of the normal epithelia can be implied in the regression of tumors, especially so, when the tumors of the rats with pregnancy and lactation retain the capability to synthesize β-casein.
Here, we pick up several recent interesting supported metal-complex catalysts with different metal units.
In spite of the paucity of examples, it is expected that nitrogen functionalization of CNTs by the HTC method could afford interesting supports for anchoring Pd for heterogeneous reactions.
In particular, graphene is the most interesting carbon support, which has been widely used to replace the traditional carbon support, like Vulcan carbon and acetylene black.
There has been a significant shift in much of the British polity over the last decade: it is interesting that support for Westminster PR is strongest in Scotland after a decade of devolution.
We furnish some interesting exampleswhich support our main theorems while results of Ali et al.[6] are not applicable.
