Sentence examples for solution to expand from inspiring English sources
The combination of Fe- and Cu-based SCR catalysts provides a viable solution to expand the temperature window of high NOx conversion.
They recently partnered with popular campaign digital strategy platform, NationBuilder, to create a cost-effective solution to expand the number canvassers with smartphones.
The synthesized polymers are successfully anchored on carbon nanotube surface via 'grafting to' strategy, and the obtained carbon nanotube-polymer composites possessing characteristic properties of anchored polymer can be well dispersed in general solution to expand carbon nanotubes application realm.
Borne from industry wide pressure to reduce technology spend, while demanding expansion into new markets and mobility, SaaS is an essential offering to deliver a cost-effective, shared trading solution to expand the reach of networks into global markets.
In brief, 5 μm thick cryostat sections of the biopsies were stained with 1% safranin solution and subsequently treated with 2% KOH solution to expand the SC [ 17].
They showed that the mean skeletal muscle pO2 was similar in septic animals and in normal controls provided that the rats with peritonitis were infused with albumin solution to expand the intravascular volume [ 9].
Advanced-practice registered nurses are one solution to expanding access to care to regions and populations that lack adequate health care.
Frank Caimi, the chief technical officer of SkyCross, a developer of wireless communications technology based in Melbourne, Fla., explained that sometimes the simplest and cheapest solution to expanding the range of a Wi-Fi system does not involve any new antennas, but simply placing the base station at a greater height or in a central location.
It said it favoured a long-term solution to expanding the UK's airport capacity, such as building a new airport.
However, given the fact that Chinese cities are characterized by high population densities, the applicability of a more compact solution to expanding cities in China remains questionable.
Mr Clark urged the government to "do a U-turn" and accept that Heathrow "is really the only practical solution to expanding our hub airport... to accommodate the demands of both business and pleasure aviation requirements in the future".
