Sentence examples for more stable forms from inspiring English sources

Beginning in the 1860s, black powder was gradually supplanted for use in firearms by guncotton and other, more stable forms of nitrocellulose.

The result is that more stable forms of government fail to develop.The second form of the curse is dubbed "Dutch disease", a term coined by The Economist to describe the problems of the manufacturing sector in the Netherlands in the 1970s.

These results suggest that iron in cloud water and oxalate in aerosol might not be readily available for iron-oxalate complexes but present as more stable forms.

Biomass residues (such as pollens and algae) are transformed via chemical, biological, and physical processes into more stable forms during humification processes.

The results demonstrated that more stable forms were directly obtained from the melt by decreasing the cooling rates, whereas less stable forms predominated at high cooling rates, as confirmed in our previous work.

The volatiles interacted more strongly with the nascent char than the aged char, indicating that the AAEM species existed in the aged char in more stable forms than in the nascent char.

Besides, he said, wastes encased in glass and awaiting deep burial are in a more stable form than wastes covered with grout.

Experts believe that carbon dioxide used in enhanced oil recovery can be stored permanently underground because over time it is absorbed in brine and eventually mineralizes into a more stable form.

"It's going to be toxic forever," says Arn Keeling, a professor who studies abandoned mines in northern Canada.The Dene, the largest group of indigenous people in the territory, in whose homelands the Giant Mine sits, want the dust taken out and reprocessed into a more stable form.

The researchers next copied the mRNA into a more stable form called cDNA.

XRD analysis shows that 'Hellende Horizon', a painting in acrylic from the 1970s, contains rutile, the more stable form of titanium white, and calcium carbonate.