Sentence examples for route to conversion from inspiring English sources

Though they hadn't had much success with text donations on social media in the past, they knew people were taking selfies on a mobile phone and that the easiest route to conversion would be a text to donate number.

The metathesis of dibromomethane can provide an alternative route to the conversion of methane (natural gas) economically with smaller installations than the current syn-gas route.

This work demonstrates that using bis arene)M 0) precursors, direct recycling of effluents is an efficient route to improve the conversion yield of DLI-MOCVD process making it cost-effective and competitive to produce protective carbide coatings of transition metals which share the same metal zero chemistry.

We designed a facile thermal conversion route to synthesize 2H-WS2 nanoflakes using different tungsten oxide nanorods and S powder as starting reaction reagents.

In the recent work, we developed a flux-assisted thermal conversion route to the high crystallinity pore-free Mg2B2O5 nanowhiskers at a relatively low temperature as 650 700 °C [32] based on the former hydrothermal synthesis of MgBO2(OH) nanowhiskers [33].

Systematic studies yield important insight into mechanistic and design principles of artificial photosynthesis – one route to future renewable energy conversion, and the unconventional experiments reveal interesting new criteria for the catalytic performance of metals in biology.

A key step in the biosynthetic route to capsaicin is the conversion of vanillin to vanillylamine via transamination of the aldehyde moiety into the corresponding amine [ 6].

Although the commercial route to obtain biodiesel uses chemical conversion, there are researches investigating the biochemical route.

Nebraska recorded the game's first third down conversion en route to getting the ball in the red zone.

The phosphoenol pyruvate can then take several routes, including cytosolic conversion to lactate or to alanine; glycosomal conversion to succinate; or conversion to acetate in the mitochondrion [ 54].

Bioenergy technologies are numerous and varied, incorporating many feedstocks, methods of conversion and supply routes to end products and end uses.