So-called Catalytic Clothing utilizes "Nano-titania, or nanosized particles of titanium dioxide, [which] work as powerful catalyst agents that speed up the conversion of harmful NOx air pollutants to harmless byproducts that can be washed away with the rain," explains Scientific American magazine.
Intel responded to the problem by adding Quick Sync Video (QSV) to its microprocessors to speed up video conversions, and Intel's data sheet for the x5-Z8350 (pdf) confirms its presence.
To speed up conformational conversions, one 100 ns control simulation at 380 K, starting from the same initial structure as used for the 310 K simulations, was run for the protein systems.
The Academies Act sped up the conversion of schools' status, and Gove rushed it through to royal assent by July 2010.
Chronic levels of anxiety may speed up the conversion to Alzheimer's disease in people with mild cognitive impairment (MCI).
Federal legislation that would allot funds to speed up the conversion to paper is crawling through Congress.
FASTER PAGES To speed up the conversion of plain-English addresses to numeric ones, every Internet provider caches, or preloads, the addresses of thousands of the most popular Web sites.
A shift in proportion of the demand for broadleaved wood at the beginning of the 50-year period could speed up the conversion process.
This result suggests that shortening the rotation length of broadleaved forest in order to speed up the conversion would not increase wood supply.
Feeling the heat, Clear Channel and 20 other owners of traditional radio announced plans in January to speed up the conversion of 2,000 AM and FM stations to digital, bringing the total to 2,500.
Nevertheless, the findings may have practical applications, wherein one may be able to speed up substrate conversion (e.g., in a bioreactor) by a given strain by simply adding another strain (actually, a non-competitor) incapable of using the same substrate.
