Sentence examples for structure reformation from inspiring English sources

The results indicated that current mitigation options should be further encouraged, among others with structure reformation at the sector level, energy efficiency options, RES, and mitigation incentives.

The shear stress data for the aligned particles' structure reformation can be fitted as a function of shear rate with the new model.

SEM, TEM, and XRD were employed to inspect the changes of the active materials during the electrochemical process, which clearly indicate that the structural pulverization and reformation of the γ-MnS structures play importance roles for the maintenance of the electrochemical performance during the charge/discharge process.

The CT like visualization of osseous structures and additional reformations, displaying orthogonal planes in front of the driller tip and offering a "view ahead", seems to be an advantage, but randomized clinical studies are warranted.

Although Edward reigned for only six years and died at the age of 15, his reign made a lasting contribution to the English Reformation and the structure of the Church of England.

"In Reformation times, new structures are emerging".

What is less acknowledged is that lay participation and a (somewhat) democratic authority is nothing new and has been inherent in our structures since at least the Reformation.

The recovery process did not require any stimuli, and the complete healing under ambient condition required about 10 h.The self-healing owed its origin to the reformation of network structures via imidazolium ion mediated charge quenching of deprotonated residues, and hydrophobic interaction between neighbouring alkyl tails of IL molecules.

These degrading structures, called autolysosomes, undergo autolysosomal reformation to terminate autophagy.

The stabilization of Hg2+ to T-T mismatches promotes the reformation of double-stranded structure.

But short of a massive and continuing bailout from Washington, the only way to reverse their decline will be a thorough reformation of their governmental structure and policies.