Sentence examples for made carbon from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney also invested personally in some early transactions, including an acquisition of a company that made speakers for computers and another that made carbon paper.

Methylene group made carbon hydrogen bonds with Asparagine (Asn173).

This has made carbon reduction a global concern.

Nanoscopic size and unusual electrical properties have made carbon nanotubes one of the hottest new materials to come out of physics labs in recent years.

Meanwhile, the exceptional electrical, chemical, and mechanical characters [9, 10] made carbon nanotubes (CNTs) widely used in the construction of chemical sensors and biosensors [11, 12], especially in the field of supporting materials [13].

The role of the reforming bed was also analyzed and evaluated, which provided important insight that the employment of reforming bed made carbon conversion efficiency raised by 4.8%, while hydrogen yield achieved a relative growth of 50.5%.

Among the traits that have made carbon-fiber materials attractive to consumers is its visual appeal: the handsome weave of a premium fabric, encased in a transparent resin that showcases the fine texture under a smooth, glossy surface.

Natural disasters have been around a lot longer than man-made carbon emissions, and the destruction from extreme weather we are seeing today is due only in part to climate change.

Here's a deconstruction of a few sections, first on the role of greenhouse-driven warming in causing such losses and the impact of a greenhouse policy on stemming them: Natural disasters have been around a lot longer than man-made carbon emissions, and the destruction from extreme weather we are seeing today is due only in part to climate change.

The majority of the world's man-made carbon emissions are released by the burning fossil fuels to create electricity, heat or motion.

Not the LimbIC chair, which holds your thighs in two custom-made carbon fibre "seating shells".