Sentence examples for methods and product from inspiring English sources
Novel processing methods and product concepts are required to extend the role of lignin for future biomass and biofuel applications in emerging platforms such as the biorefinery.
Agile methods and product line engineering (PLE) have both proven successful in increasing customer satisfaction and decreasing time to market under certain conditions.
To be able to assess design methods and product models, some criteria are proposed in the paper and used to evaluate their added value on integrated design of mechatronic system.
DfE reflects an emerging perspective that designers can act as instruments of social change by reducing the negative impact that products have on human health and the environment through decisions related to raw material selection, manufacturing methods, and product use, care, and disposal (Kim, 2010; Fuad-Luke, 2009; Ramani et al., 2010; Stegall, 2006).
Proteins (300 µg or 2,000µg for analytical and preparative gels, respectively; BioRad '2-D Electrophoresis for Proteomics: A Methods and Product Manual', p7) in sample buffer (9M Urea, 4% 3-[ 3-cholamidopropyl) dimethylammonio]-1-propanesulfonate (CHAPS), 1%ASB 14 detergent) were focused at 250V for 3-[ 3-cholamidopropyl 10000V for 3-[ 3-cholamidopropylV/h (linear ramp).
The methods and products used to get various men's looks during New York Fashion Week this season varied as much as the clothes.
By shifting employment away from trade-competing industries, the trade deficit reduces U.S. investments in new methods and products as well as skilled labor.
Particular emphasis is given to commercially available methods and products (as well as their market evaluation so far).
A detailed study of the methods and products of these protein design efforts promises to greatly expand our understanding of proteins and the evolutionary process that created them.
A rapid development in both innovative methods and products for the correction of periodontal deficiencies have been reported during the last three decades.
As a result the timeframe estimated for commercialization is typically underestimated resulting in much slower penetration of these promising new methods and products into the chemical industries.
