Sentence examples for trapping technology from inspiring English sources
LDO series catalysts have adopted innovative high activity and stability zeolite's modification technology, active porous matrix material, heavy metal trapping technology and ZSM-5 zeolite's modification technology.
These two factors combined suggest that sympathetic cooling with ultracold atoms is particulary effective for cooling of charged molecules, which can be trapped with ion trapping technology [20], yielding a large and state-independent trap depth.
A modified gel trapping technology (GTT) combined with polarized light microscopy (PLM) and confocal laser scanning microscope (CLSM) were applied to characterize the microstructure at the oil-water interface, and it clearly showed the formation of a novel Sito crystal/OSA starch complex interface for OSS stabilized structured emulsion.
An Ola1-knockout mouse line was custom made, through Texas A&M Institute for Genomic Medicine (TIGM, Houston, Texas), based on high-throughput retroviral gene trapping technology.
Gel trapping technology (GTT) and interfacial tension decay were applied to characterize the adsorbed monolayer and the absorption behavior of wheat proteins (WG, gliadin-rich fraction, and glutenin-rich fraction) at the oil-glycerol interface.
Both techniques are now being applied to study mechanical unfolding, with optical trapping technology able to study multiple folding/unfolding cycles of a single protein over many seconds [ 13].
NJECTION recently began supplying its speed-trap technology to Garmin, the G.P.S. navigational systems company, and is planning to add others like TomTom, Mr. Atkinson said.
Both are "decoy receptors" derived from the company's Trap technology.
Both drugs were created with Regeneron's Trap technology for making "decoy receptors".
The amino acids were identified by ion trap technology and the mass spectrometric ionization was performed with electrospray (Heimer et al. 2014).
It is expected that the ion trap technology can contribute to realize novel quantum information processing methods with exponential speed-up that we have never experienced so far.
