Sentence examples for suspected solution from inspiring English sources

Due to high surface energy and strong adsorptive states of nano-materials, single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWNTs) were adsorbed onto the surface of polymer powders by spraying SWNT aqueous suspected solution onto fine high density polyethylene (HDPE) powders.

Many of these companies spent the last thirty years denying global warming only to now put forth a rather suspect solution that won't do enough to actually solve global warming AND will line the pockets of the biggest polluters with billions of dollars from the U.S. Treasury.

Martin Morgan, chief executive of Daily Mail and Mail Online owner Daily Mail & General Trust, said he "suspected" that the solution to adblocking will not end up being a legislative one.

The apparent tectonic mobility of serpentinites inferred from field observations has been an enigma from this rock mechanics perspective and the role of water released by serpentine dehydration has long been suspected as a solution to this enigma (Raleigh and Paterson 1965).

"I suspect those solutions will be diverse and fragile and dynamic in the future: they will not be 20th Century solutions".

Data reduction, in this case by indicator selection, is only considered in the components where instability is suspected in the CATPCA solution and corrected by the exclusion of variables.

Stock standard solutions were prepared weekly or whenever an error is suspected due to these solutions.

It was suspected that this result may serve as a reference solution for more complex microstructures by subjecting it to orientation averaging.

In that context, our qualitative study investigated the barriers and difficulties that hinder the notification of a suspected case, and possible solutions or incentives to encourage farmers' and veterinarians' participation in brucellosis risk prevention.

Unfortunately, as one might suspect, Dharmakīrti's solution does not work.

We suspect that the solution aggregates over time, which leads to aggregations in the thin films and the peak shifts.