Sentence examples for the potential of converting from inspiring English sources

She had realised the potential of converting the energy and commitment of the boycott movement into purchasing power.

This paper uses a project initiated by a community-based organization in Ga Mashie (Accra) to explore the potential of converting household waste into a resource.

This energy harvesting approach has the potential of converting the flow energy of compressed air in a pipeline into electricity for powering wireless sensing devices.

The economic analysis for the process revealed the potential of converting glycerol into solketal – an alternative to methyl tert-butyl ether as fuel additive.

In 2006, Wang and Song synthesized ZnO nanowires array by the vapor-liquid-solid process, which has the potential of converting mechanical, vibrational, and/or hydraulic energy into electricity for powering nanodevices [21].

This paper's twofold aims are: to assess the potential of converting plastic waste into useful fuels in both continuous and batch pyrolysis reactors using an appropriate technology and to investigate the effect of silica-alumina catalyst on the yield and quality of pyrolytic liquid oil.

This result shows the very high potential of converting hydrogen to heat without harmful exhaust gases for a broad domestic application in decarbonised gas grids or stationary power to gas applications.

Mr. Levy said he had yet to explore the potential benefits of converting the station to digital operation.

These surgeries have the potential risk of converting preoperative asymptomatic FS into symptomatic FS postoperatively by accelerating spinal degeneration, which requires reoperation.

To assess the potential ability of converting an antibody-based imaging agent into a tumor-targeting therapeutic, we additionally wanted to define the microscopic pattern of tumor targeting of the anti-CEA scFv-Fc (H310A) antibody fragment in mice xenografts by performing "immunolocalization" studies.

ERBB2 is a protooncogene, with the potential of being converted into an oncogene and inducing cancer.