Sentence examples for more effective materials from inspiring English sources
"You can use it anywhere there's movement, but the question now is when does it become cost-efficient?" Mr. Smit said, noting that the company was working to develop cheaper, more effective materials.
The more insight we get into the nature of these weaker, intermolecular bonding, the more effective materials we can obtain.
In order to design more effective materials, more complicated geometries have been proposed containing both conducting and dielectric materials.
Further developments can result in the utilization of others, more effective materials, methods of the structures formation, and architecture of elements and networks.
Revealing the pore size dependent adsorption behavior in these biomass derived porous carbon adsorbents will help to design more effective materials (either from biomass or other carbon resources) targeting to specific adsorption applications.
Interestingly, Kerr et al. found that only posters larger than A3 were effective for health promotion in the context of an immediate behavioural choice, suggesting studies such as this can be used to inform recommendations for the size of more effective materials in the context of the health centre environment.
Then, last month, during a speech in front of an old firehouse in Roanoke, Virginia, President Obama was kind enough to supply Romney with more effective material.
In the general case, more complicated constitutive relations with more effective material parameters need to be developed.
A small dash of glycerin in the wood glue will make it slightly more moist and workable, creating a more effective material.
Important research directions include vehicle autonomy, microelectronic and microelectromechanical systems, ion engines, modular architecture and multifunctional systems, and high-efficiency solar arrays that replace silicon cells with significantly more effective photovoltaic materials such as gallium arsenide.
The research is expected to help design more effective charged materials for facilitating protein refolding.
