Sentence examples for previously used materials from inspiring English sources
Researchers have previously used materials other than perovskites to build tandem cells with efficiencies of more than 47 percent, well above silicon's maximum theoretical efficiency of around 30percentt.
But in +Brauer's collection, the robots are all made from previously used materials.
While copper is less toxic that previously used materials, it is still causing massive damage to the bay's natural ecosystem, he explained.
One hundred percent PCW assures customers the packaging was made of previously used materials, no new materials -- truly, deeply, green products.
We consider it unlikely (albeit possible) that our paper type was so substantially different from previously used materials that it would not be suitable for triggering colour switches.
However, these previously used materials were loaded in solutions containing supraphysiologic concentrations of VEGF in order to elicit a biological effect upon release, as the loading efficiency for these materials was 10 30% and only as high as 55% if the VEGF was incorporated during material cross-linking.
Some trade publishers, including Chronicle Books, and a number of leading university presses have signed on to a treatise aimed at shifting the book industry's "collective average use of postconsumer recycled fiber" — paper made with previously used material — to a 30percentt average in 2011 from a 5percentt average today.
We review some of the previously used SIS materials, and compare SIS material made from the proximal small bowel to SIS made from the distal ileum.
This bed is made up of a top layer of ceramic material and a bottom layer of plastic material (both from previously used waste material).
A great portion of previously used colouring materials finds itself here in these two illuminations.
However, they showed no preference between parasitized and healthy cotton or parasitized and unused cotton, and in fact usually made a nest including all previously used nesting materials (Fig. 4).
