Sentence examples for renewable resources with from inspiring English sources

Thiol-ene coupling interestingly allowed to synthesize reactive primary and multi-functional amines from renewable resources with high yield and in mild conditions.

The increase in the penetration of renewable resources, with effectively low inertia facilities, will cause a change in the system dynamics.

The use of PMUs allows more penetration of DG mainly, with technologies based on renewable resources with intermittent and unpredictable operation such a wind power.

Microalgae, as a plant-based biomass, can outperform other renewable resources with their potential to absorb CO2, recycle wastewater, and release O2.

The framework developed for reliability evaluation combines the stochastic modelling of renewable resources with chronological simulation of energy system performance for the evaluation of system reliability.

For instance, the user may have the following multi-criteria query for his/her product asking for a packaging with optimal gas permeabilities that guarantee product quality and optionally a transparent packaging material made from renewable resources with a cost for raw material less than 3 €/kg.

Chitin, abundant in nature, is a renewable resource with many possible applications in bioengineering.

Alkali lignins and its degradation products in the soda papermaking black liquor (SPBL) are renewable resource with the highest natural carbon content.

Plant biomass is a highly attractive substrate for the production of biofuels and biochemicals as it is a renewable resource with a lower carbon footprint as compared to fossil substrates.

Finally, commonly used P fertilizers in modern agriculture are regarded as non-renewable resources with a limited supply, and the reserves are concentrated in a few countries around the globe [4, 5].

The dependence of the local economy on marine renewable resources together with the limitation of the natural productivity of the Rías imposed by anthropogenic pressure lies behind a significant fraction of the conflicts occurring in the region during the past two decades.