It is shown that as the Schwarzite grows in size, the structure becomes flatter and not only more energetically stable, but also more elastically stable, thus opening the possibility of being synthesized in the near future.
Highly efficient separation of residual carbon dioxide (CO2) from syngas, mainly composed of carbon monoxide (CO) and hydrogen (H2), could not only make its utilization more energetically efficient but also avoid catalysts poisoning in some industrial applications.
Formation energy analysis reveals that Be into graphene and ribbons is more energetically favorable, but the energies involved are larger than those obtained for B- and N-doped nanocarbons.
Obama has embraced deficit spending even more energetically than Bush--but this is a difference in degree, not in kind.
If to turn our planet toward life we need more and more of us to exert power, even more energetically and thoughtfully, but our associations with the very concept of power are all negative...then that's a problem.
The manifesto's authors want to shift the party toward an agenda that pursues international cooperation more energetically than Bush, but still acknowledges that America must often bear the greatest responsibility for confronting problems like Iraq.
Under his leadership, he said, the museum has not only dived more energetically into contemporary art but has also broadened its overall focus to include more Latin American and non-Western art and more work by women (critics say it still has a long ways to go).
The Rnf complex can exchange NADH for Fd2e at an estimated cost of 0.6 ATP, but more energetically costly reactions may be required to ensure that NADH does not accumulate to inhibitory levels.
Urban poor may also consume more energetically dense foods because they seem inexpensive but which, combined with physical inactivity, expose them more to NCDs (15).
The wing shape shown at smaller sizes is expected to be more energetically costly in terms of flight energetics.
