Sentence examples for prospects of process from inspiring English sources

The present paper investigates the prospects of process integration of the biogenic production of crude synthetic natural gas (SNG) and its upgrade to grid quality.

The prospects of the process systems engineering discipline have never been more promising.

The present review attempts to provide a general guideline about the construction of well-performed heterogeneous catalysts for the RWGS reaction, as well as discussing the challenges and further prospects of this process.

In this paper, for the first time, structural reliability principles are applied to determine the prospect of a process plant achieving some performance targets under uncertainties.

Asked about the current prospects of a peace process, Obama told Levy: "I think it's hard right now".

Then you ruminated on the prospects of such a process: "... Americans administrators will be serving Iraqi executives, not the other way around".

In addition to assessing the immunogenicity of the vaccines, the main nonclinical goal of this study was to evaluate the performance and prospects of the magnifection process as a scalable, cost-efficient manufacturing platform for potential commercial implementation.

While longer centrifugation times are a comparative weakness of 96FASP, the ability to parallelize pipetting steps, reduce sample handling and the prospects of automating the process on robotic platforms are significant advantages in comparison to traditional single filter-based FASP methods.

He is terrified at the prospect of being processed in Slovenia and maybe returned to Iraq under the Dublin treaty.

Yet today, when reporters were briefly shepherded into the Oval Office to see the two men, Mr. Bush was asked whether Israel was hurting the prospects of starting up a peace process with its repeated incursions.

But Israeli officials seemed more interested in seeking Mr. Cheney's help with broader regional issues, chief among them the perceived threat from Iran, while Palestinian officials expressed deep pessimism about the peace process and prospects of success.