Sentence examples for noble content from inspiring English sources

Editorially speaking, this leads to the creation of two categories: cheap fodder available for free (often created by junior staffers), and more "noble" content produced by the most senior members of the newsroom who also feed the print version.

Restraint, grandeur, and simplicity, along with precise depiction and close congruence of clear form and noble content, continued to constitute the Classicism in many of the works of such later artists as Pablo Picasso, Aristide Maillol, and Henry Moore.

Barnes & Noble content and tablet subsidiary Nook Media, part-owned by Microsoft specifically to help boost content for its new Windows 8 platform, today put some of that strategy into action: it has announced that people who download the Nook app for Windows 8 will get five books and five magazines free of charge.

Most nobles contented themselves with invoking the special protection of St. Mary, symbolically crowned queen of Poland, as a sufficient safeguard.

This was true even after the chastising experience of the Swedish "deluge". Most nobles contented themselves with invoking the special protection of St. Mary, symbolically crowned queen of Poland, as a sufficient safeguard.

The catalytic performance increased with increasing noble metal content.

Results show the dissolution mode, selective or simultaneous, to depend on noble metal content.

Our strategy here suggests that via alkali modifying the photocatalysts, we can not only enhance the H2 production for solar energy conversion but also significantly decrease the noble metal content for cost saving.

By this means, a decrease of the chlorine overpotential and simultaneously a reduction of the noble metal content can be achieved, which is favorable in terms of energy and resource efficiency of the chlor-alkali industry.

Despite the low noble metal content (~ 2 wt.%), the Li O2 batteries built with the abovementioned Au-coated cathodes show considerably enhanced kinetics as demonstrated by the higher onset potentials for the oxygen reduction reaction (~ 2.6 V at a current rate of 1000 mA g− 1), together with reduced oxygen evolution potentials.

Dauphas is especially interested in the noble gas content of comets.