Sentence examples for unique hierarchy from inspiring English sources

For example, hierarchical agglomerations showed to be useful to reveal architectural problems that involves several classes in a unique hierarchy.

Computer simulations are an important implementation to experimental methods working on polymer nanocomposites (PNCs), which have advanced properties because of their unique hierarchy microstructures.

The superior supercapacitive performance of the MnO2/CNT nancomposite electrode is due to its high specific surface area and unique hierarchy architecture which facilitate fast electron and ion transport.

The superior supercapacitive performance of the hetero-structured α-MnO2 electrode is due to its high specific surface area and unique hierarchy architecture which facilitate fast electron and ion transport.

The good electrochemical performance can be attributed to its unique hierarchy architecture, which facilitates the ion transport and buffers the large volume change during the alloying/de-alloying reactions.

The superior electrochemical performance can be attributed to its unique hierarchy architecture, which facilitate the electron transport and accommodate the large volume change during the alloying/de-alloying reactions.

Due to these unique hierarchies in both the morphology and porosity, as-prepared MnO2 exhibited excellent performance as SC electrode, e.g. high power density (32.5 kW kg−1), high energy density (75.1 Wh kg−1) and great cycling stability.

In the scaffold tree algorithm [34], large molecular data sets are organized into a unique tree hierarchy by iterative removal of rings from more complex scaffolds.

Classical molecular systematics embraces a tree-like model: its ultimate goal is the elaboration of a unique inclusive hierarchy [ 16].

Moreover, although every individual group is likely to have its own unique nature, hierarchy, traits and rules, we were still able to identify universal features of the groups that govern their behavior and distinguish different behavioral contexts.

Danler deftly captures the unique power of hierarchy in the restaurant world, the role of drug and alcohol abuse, and the sense of borrowed grandeur that pervades the serving scene.