Sentence examples for materials which contributes from inspiring English sources
Hence there has been a growing impetus on the heterogeneous synthesis, identifying novel and effective catalysts and cost effective feedstock as the main hurdle in the commercialization of biodiesel production by transesterification reaction has been the high cost of raw materials which contributes to 70%% of total cost [9].
The materials which contribute most to Scotland's carbon footprint vary depending on the carbon accounting approach taken.
Slight expansion was also noted for these materials which contributed to their better adaptation [ 33].
In this work, we discover a new and unrevealed reversible interfacial intercalation mechanism reacting below 1.2 V for cobalt (II) fluoride electrode material, which contributes a combined discharge capacity of about 400 mA h g−1 with the formation of SEI film at the initial discharge process.
Medicinal plants can provide a significant source of income for rural people in developing countries, especially through the sale of wild harvested material, which contributes 15 30 % to the total income of poorer households (Hamilton 2004).
A joint experimental and modeling approach to study such materials is presented, which contributes to improving their design in relevant operating conditions.
The characteristics of software as a "raw material" are discussed, which contributes to the challenges of fashioning a software product.
One such organization in California, The Bay Citizen, which contributes material to San Francisco Bay Area editions of The Times, is said to be considering a merger with an older, similar news organization in Berkeley.
The TiB2 Si3N4 intermediate layer has excellent chemical stability to both W Si3N4 electrode and SiGe thermoelectric material at high temperatures, which contributes to the sharp interface of the joint and effectively prevents the inter-diffusion between the electrode and the SiGe.
The classical elasticity is unable to show the effects of material microstructure, which contribute significantly to the overall deformations in a body.
Agreeing with the literature (Akaraonye et al. 2012), further analysis has shown that carbon source has dominated the share of raw material cost which contribute at least 66.3 % of the total cost.
