Sentence examples for realize expanded from inspiring English sources

However, most of the pure graphene materials prepared seem very difficult to reach the theoretical specific surface area (2600 m2 g−1 [14]) and realize expanded graphene layers without any supports inserted between them.

However expanding the mandate of the GFTAM to realize an expanded, reconceptualized Global Fund for Health creates both an analytical quandary embedded in conceptual pluralism and a practical dilemma.

It suggests harnessing the power of the exceptional response to the combined epidemics of AIDS, TB and Malaria, embodied in the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, to realize an expanded, reconceptualized Global Fund for Health.

The synthetic efforts towards realizing the expanded 2′-deoxy-guanosine 2′-deoxy-guanosine 2′-deoxy-guanosine well andthe preliminary biological results are presented herein.

But the company soon realized that expanding Barneys would require more capital investment than it had anticipated.

Growth of the GCSDT is realized by expanding nodes of the tree, characterized by the highest inconsistency index of the information granules.

The growth of the FRDT is realized by expanding an additional node composed of a mixture of data coming from different classes, which is the only non-leaf node of each layer.

We contend however that true multiple-use could only be realized by expanding beyond boundaries of formal management units through new innovative land-use units, allowing a spatial cohabitation of the interests of local people, of conservation proponents and of extractive industries in the same management unit.

Fusion is realized by expanding the measurement matrix H or H k to multiple sensors.

China has realized that expanding this area is not financially sustainable using only the government's resources.

Here, a self-activated, enzyme-mimetic catalytic cascade has been realized by utilizing expanded mesoporous silica-encapsulated gold nanoparticles (EMSN-AuNPs) as both glucose oxidase- and peroxidase-like artificial enzymes.