Sentence examples for the long term research from inspiring English sources

But that's partly because we haven't done the long term research that would give us all the answers".

In conclusion, the performance of 150 kWt CFBC Test Unit is found to be satisfactory to be utilized for the long term research studies on combustion and desulfurization characteristics of indigenous lignite reserves in circulating fluidized bed combustors.

It's more like being a journalist; you have the academics, who do the deep thinking and the long term research, which is very slow and sturdy, and then you have the people like us, who are as critical but have an obligation to be faster and speak in a different language.

Based on the long term research and assessment of potential cost-effective bio-resources available locally, this article recommends some of the priority interventions and technology packages for the immediate implementation as well as capacity building of the community to make them economically sustainable and future-ready to respond swiftly towards such catastrophe with less negative impact.

We have personally found and measured over 7,000 trees within the long term research site where our data is collected, and we have learned how to identify the different species of oak, birch, and maple just by the bark on their trunks.

In a national study aimed at informing the long term research agenda of the Austrian Agency for Health and Food safety, the initial vision building workshop was scaled down from two days to one and additional methods to foster creativity of participants were introduced.

The long-term research and development of lithium alloy based negative electrodes has achieved a great progress.

That is one reason Mr. Thiel and others emphasized that elite universities, the incubators of the long-term research essential to most major discoveries, would still exist.

Based on the results of the long-term research project "climate adequate facade-technology" at Dortmund University, actual newer facade systems are described.

The paper reviews the UK approach to the support of nanotechnology and the importance of user engagement in shaping the long-term research agenda.

I am quite astounded that in this context, no mention is made of the long-term research by Dr. Karl von Frisch into the many aspects of the dancing bees.