Sentence examples for support to the active from inspiring English sources
In both HTR designs the large graphite components act as neutron moderator and reflector as well as providing mechanical support to the active core.
Therefore, through the application of energy storage, redundant wind and solar power can be stored and power grid is in turn to be able to provide more stable power output, which provides fast support to the active power, enhances the capability of grid frequency regulation, and leads to large-scale wind and solar generation connecting to grid both stable and reliable.
In parallel, enzymatic removal of endothelial surface layer more than doubled albumin flux through cultured glomerular endothelial cells and kidney segments, lending further support to the active role of endothelial surface layer in maintaining the glomerular barrier [12] [14].
A broad toolbox of characterization techniques is utilized at 60 °C in order to resolve the contribution of the different degradation mechanisms, namely nanoparticle coalescence, metal dissolution and the corrosion of carbon support, to the total active surface area loss.
Last August, the codependence first became apparent when US warplanes carried out missions over the Iraqi district of Amerli, thus providing close air support to the Iranian Revolutionary Guards active on the ground.
The integration in a number of country programmes of support to the promotion of the active role of fathers in early child development was an exception.
The President of the Government of Southern Sudan's office has urged all state governors to give full and active support to the outbreak response activities.
These findings and the absence of an induction period for H2 evolution with QD-MPA/CoCl2 lend further support to the homogeneous nature of the active co-catalyst.
Or Las Soldaderas: the women who provided assistance and support to the male soldiers in active battle during the Mexican revolution.
Men gave their active support to the suffragettes, a few enduring imprisonment.
Some believe that local governors, and soldiers loyal to them, lent active support to the attacks on neighboring peoples.
