Sentence examples for to make compounds from inspiring English sources

The patent covers a method of selecting and roasting cocoa beans to make compounds that retain elevated levels of a chemical called cocoa polyphenols.

But it is another step in taming the "noble gases," which are so unreactive that scientists thought it impossible to make compounds from them.

The researchers were trying to make compounds with novel electronic properties, mixing manganese oxide, which is black, with other chemicals and heating them to high temperatures.

It's like elements of the periodic table: there are millions of ways of combining those elements to make compounds, some of which will be strong and powerful and useful, others of which will not.

At the start of the nineteenth century, no one had any defensible ideas about the structure of matter or how elements combine to make compounds.

Instead of using microbes to synthesize their compounds, he says, companies might be able to make compounds using artificial cells powered by solar energy.

Now it becomes a question of how to make compound interest work for you instead of working against you.

This religion's vocabulary began with what used to be called natural footwork — walking, running, hopping and skipping — and she taught children, in their earliest lessons, to make compound rhythms with their feet.

Romance methods of forming new words from native sources are in part inherited from Latin (the morphological device of adding a suffix and that of prefixing an element that modifies the original meaning) and in part later developments (mainly that of combining two or more free forms to make compound words and of changing or extending the syntactic distribution of an already existing word).

Many previous attempts to make compound eyes focused light from multiple lenses onto a flat chip, such as the charge-coupled device chips in digital cameras.

Time Value of Money It's never too early to teach our kids the value of money, and it's never too late for grandparents and parents to coach the younger generations on how to make compounded interest work in their favor and not against them due to inflationary risk.