Sentence examples for related conversion from inspiring English sources
Lignocellulose biorefining research should begin with the basic principles to research the related conversion technology, analyze the advantages and disadvantages of various techniques for optimization, improve the existing technologies, and develop new technologies.
As can be seen in Fig. 2, based on the moderate reduction in export demand in both scenarios, palm oil supply, demand for inputs and the related conversion of forest and peatland would also decline only moderately.4 Fig. 2 Simulation results of export demand shocks on the palm oil sector of Indonesia, all given in percentage changes.
The accuracy of the other models depends on whether they are to be used to determine rate constants from initial rate data or whether they are to be used to relate conversion to time.
The trend that selectivity is related to conversion is maintained as the 2% Fe ZSM-5 catalyst has the highest conversion in the last hour approximately 50% and the highest selectivity to total oleFe ZSM-560% is obtained.
This shear is related to conversion between a field-aligned current and a cross-tail current.
H3: Formalization is positively related to conversion (previously called adoptions but did not distinguish between selection and development clearly).
XPS results suggest the formation of a Pt-Au alloy, which could be related with conversion improvement.
The last weight loss (7.5 %) occurred at 310 860 °C is related to conversion of gamma to alpha alumina, in agreement with DTA results.
While abnormal gray and white matter development has been observed, alterations in functional neuroimaging (fMRI) parameters during adolescence as related to conversion to psychosis have not yet been investigated.
It showed that part of chemical changes is related to conversion of thiophenes mostly in asphaltenic fraction, since maltenes were found to be relative stable over the thiophenes distribution after aging.
However, the activation energy revealed fluctuations related to conversion rates.
