Sentence examples for making it become from inspiring English sources
The sale of anything, even a stick of dried meat, to a company like General Mills pretty much assures that the instructions for making it become an industrial secret.
"The challenge was to keep the previous soul of the building by enhancing all aspects and changes that have happened during the years, without making it become a vintage warehouse," Ms. Murri dello Diago said of her passion for old décor.
If we recall Einstein's acknowledgment to Ehrenfest that getting simultaneous position and momentum was "not logically necessary", we can see how EPR respond by making it become necessary once locality is assumed.
With the aid of small amount of graphene (3 wt%) acting as conductive support, such Co3O4NWs/graphene materials have reversible capacities of ~ 790 mAh/g and good rate capabilities when comparing to ordinary Co3O4 nanoparticles (Co3O4NPs), making it become a good candidate for lithium-ion battery application.
Most people innately want to share love and goodness around the planet, so leading with a positive example illustrates how easy and fun it is to share, in turn, making it become popular for other companies and individuals to do the same". Schawbel: Do you think companies are responsible for giving back to society above making a profit?
"It's all about getting inside the painting, making it become real.
Japanese flounder, loved by Asians, grows fast with good flavor, making it becomes one of main farmed fish in China, Japan, and Korea (Yamamoto 1999).
Its bulky structure and large surface area make it become an excellent solubilizer, emulsifier, bioavailability enhancer of hydrophobic drugs [6, 8, 9].
The motivation of the present research originated from the idea that Fe3O4 has high conductivity and its CB level (1 V vs. NHE) makes it become a good candidate for coupling with AgBr.
But that can make it become addictive".
Meanwhile, the low cost and facile preparation of MOF-derived carbon made it become a potential candidate for electroanalysis.
