Sentence examples for radical driven from inspiring English sources

But Greco was a radical, driven soul; his manic images jab like expletives.

It was found that removal efficiency of NOx was influenced by applied energy and its input mode, gas flow patterns and different types of scavengers to enhance radical driven reactions.

The elevation of the MDA content may be the result of LPO, which is a free radical driven reaction that causes tissue membrane damage by reaction of oxygen with polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs) [32].

To appreciate just how radical, drive a little farther.

The attack in Woolwich, England where a lone radical drove down a British soldier and attempted to decapitate him serves as a prime example of the difficulties in policing "small scale" operators.

It was believed that the indirect all-solid-state Z-scheme charge separation mechanism in g-C3N4-RGO-TiO2 nanoheterojunctions could lead to the promoted charge separation and transfer, improved oxygen-reduction capacity of electrons in g-C3N4 and the formation of hydroxyl radicals driven by the holes in TiO2, respectively, thus achieving the highly enhanced photocatalytic degradation performance.

By comparing the two, he'll test the theory that damage caused by free radicals drives the process of aging (see "The Two Faces of Oxygen").

In the 1950s, Prof Denham Harman theorised that free radicals drove the process by which the body ages and could lead to disease.

By then, Muller's readings of the research literature had turned him on to the widely held theory that free radicals drive the process of aging (see "The Two Faces of Oxygen").

I sampled those awesome capabilities recently at Monticello, where the private racing club kicked off the Radical Driving Experience.

The carbon neighboring the ether group was found to be the most favorable site for H-abstraction reactions and the chemistry of the corresponding fuel radical drives the overall reactivity.