Sentence examples for possible the conversion of from inspiring English sources

There is a growing concern on lightweight aggregates (LWA) for recycling of waste materials: this manufacturing technology is considered a flexible tool to make it possible the conversion of large amounts of residues into building products.

Secondly, human diversity is stressed in the capability approach by the explicit focus on personal and socio-environmental conversion factors that make possible the conversion of commodities and other resources into functionings, and on the social, institutional, and environmental context that affects the conversion factors and the capability set directly.

These directional speakers, made possible by the conversion of sound to ultrasonic signals, free users from moving (or blasting) their equipment to hear music in a different room.

Modeling suggests that two mechanisms are possible for the conversion of char N to NO at high temperatures: char N goes completely to NO and is subsequently reduced on the char's surface; or char N goes completely to HCN and is oxidized and reduced in the atmosphere external to the particle.

Nicholson recommended to the King that, in order to better establish a common social order and a coordinated defense, Crown Rule should be established over all of the colonies as quickly as possible, including the conversion of the proprietary colonies to crown colonies.

It is also possible to calculate the conversion of calories into fat, as the health department did in developing its advertisement.

If the crisis continues for long enough, these IOUs could become a parallel currency with a possible endgame involving the conversion of all bank accounts in Greece into the new IOU currency (i.e. the drachma).

Since the cell surface is a possible site of the conversion of PrPC to PrPSc [12], [13] the effect of glimepiride on the PrPSc content of ScGT1 cells was determined.

The two consortia constitute starting points for biotechnological applications in the light of their possible capacities in the conversion of lignin, (hemi cellulose, furanic compounds and cello-oligosaccharides.

One possible reason may be the conversion of sugars into organic acids.

Meanwhile, the possible reaction mechanism for the conversion of hexoses is discussed, and furthermore, some promising research orientations and advantageous catalysts are suggested based on the major problems encountered in the recent research.