Sentence examples for neutral framework from inspiring English sources
Bitcoin is a neutral framework of trust that can bring financial empowerment to billions of people.
The safety structure being applied is the new US regulatory technology neutral framework which presents new criteria for evaluating innovative design features.
A 1965 issue of the Architects' Journal announces that Park Hill is "almost as un-photogenic as the London Underground" adding that "close-up it is a neutral framework drawing life only from its inhabitants".
The NRC Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research has proposed a risk-informed and performance-based licensing process that is referred to as the technology neutral framework (TNF).
As required for comparison with the NRC's technology neutral framework limit curve, the offsite dose at one mile from the plant boundary is calculated using conservative meteorology.
The structure of 1 is constructed from two distinct motifs, a body-centered [Ge9O18(OH)4] cluster and a cadmium complex [Cd2(C2N2H8)3O6], which integrate to generate a 3D architecture with neutral framework.
The change of solvent leads to the formation of neutral frameworks with different structure, topology as well as different pore size and shape.
Although being non-trivial, the synthesis of ionic MOFs (iMOFs) affords several distinct advantages over the routine neutral frameworks by virtue of the isolated charged species in confined nanospaces.
Majority of the reported MOFs comprise of neutral frameworks as the net positive charge on the metal ions is satisfied by the negative charge of anionic ligands or the coordinated anions of the metal salt used in synthesis.
In ongoing nuclear energy research such as Generation IV fission power plant (GEN-IV), new methodology based on Technology-Neutral Framework (TNF) has been applied for safety assessment.
The use of the recommendations of the International Commission on Radiological Protection (ICRP) on protection against potential exposure could form the basis of a technology-neutral framework for safety requirements on new reactor designs and could contribute to international harmonisation of nuclear safety assessment practices as part of the licensing processes for future nuclear power plants.
