Sentence examples for technically attractive from inspiring English sources

Recently, advances in the supercapacitor (SC) have made the SC and battery hybrid energy storage systems (HESS) technically attractive.

The results show that batteries are the most technically attractive options in terms of grid support, efficiency and ease of implementation.

Crystallization with the ECMP additive seems to be a technically attractive strategy to generate assembled micro crystals that could be used in crystals growth and design in the Pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries.

Besides technically attractive features such as a wide variety of inorganic and hybrid nanomaterials, high specific surface and highly efficient applicative properties of the final materials, the approach of silica-microemulsion-based templates can be seen as a route towards the Green Chemistry concept.

Incorporation of CO2 is believed to make the process more economical and environmentally and technically attractive.

Among these, PIM-1, containing the contorted spirobisindane unit, has attracted the most attention due to its relative ease of synthesizing high molecular weight polymers and the combining outstanding permeability with relatively moderate but technically attractive selectivity[19, 20], especially for O2/N2 and CO2/CH4 pairs, which shows the upper bound trade-off introduced by Robeson[7].

However, second-generation cartilage tissue engineering grafts using a variety of matrices to support the autologous chondrocytes were recently considered to be technically more attractive.

Second-generation cartilage grafts using scaffolds based on collagen or hyaluronan for stabilizing autologous chondrocytes are considered to be technically more attractive than first-generation ACI and have been shown to be clinically as effective as 'classical' ACI [ 22, 24].

Because of its greater simplicity, the "prototype II" represents a technically and economically attractive solution.

Globally, the hydrogen steelmaking route based on this new process is technically and environmentally attractive.

Amazon was one of the few companies in the world to have served the masses over the web, and thus could offer both technically and economically attractive services to developers without breaking a sweat.