Sentences with phrase «catalyst such»

The trading chart above shows that Tesla has been in a consistent uptrend marked by rising support and resistant trend lines — for example, the stock is trending because of a catalyst such as a product launch or changes in management — in the last three weeks.

A third thing that works well is to buy companies that are relative bargains, compared to similar companies when there is a catalyst such as a spinoff to unlock the value.

We look for operations that can be turned around, credit quality that can be improved, or dysfunctional boardroom and management situations that are fixable with a catalyst such as ourselves.

The investment needs a strong catalyst such as a shareholder activist.

It is chemically impossible for this to turn the any fats into transfats without an exotic catalyst such platinum, palladium, rhodium, etc..

Mumbai - based daily consumables startup Supr Daily has raised an undisclosed amount of funding led by angel investors from Venture Catalysts such as Dr Apoorv Ranjan Sharma and Anil Jain.

Replacing precious metals such as platinum with less expensive catalysts such as iron and nickel can result in both cost - savings and decreased environmental impacts.

The process in the video uses chemical catalysts such as hexane, which has been demonstrated to increase cancerous tumours in female mice and is a known neurotoxin.

The poison is produced by mixing certain liquid organic chemicals with industrial catalysts such as platinum or palladium to alter the chemical bonds.

While this can be a good strategy in a sideways or bear market, this strategy does not work too well for the option writer in situations such as secular bull markets involving rapidly rising stock values, or catalysts such as analyst upgrades, surprising positive earnings or unanticipated positive business news etc..

Catalysts such as the one presented in the Journal of the American Chemical Society are highly sought after, because they are invaluable in the transition from a petroleum based economy to a more sustainable biobased economy.

Not exact matches

Director of ethical hacking, team building genius, data visualization expert, cognitive computing architect, organizational catalyst, digital prophet, chief happiness manager: who would even have been able to come up with such job titles in the early 2000s?

Such measures show that the states are serving as catalysts for better cybersecurity, with ideas that can be replicated in other states and, hopefully one day, nationally.

Beyond the project's transformative potential, such partnerships will become catalysts for a new ambitious climate realism that is necessary to breaking the inertia associated with the bureaucracy of the COP - process.

The smallest basket is for what Chai calls «special situations» — beaten - down stocks with a catalyst, such as a merger or a major change in the business model, to spark the business back to growth.

As such, below we have profiled every bear market that the S&P 500 Index has endured since the 1950s, noting the fundamental catalyst, performance, and behavior of the benchmark in each instance.

Another important point is that the sanctions have served as a catalyst also to reprice the corporate debt of companies such as Gazprom and Lukoil, which are not directly affected by them.

The probable catalyst for such a possible deterioration would appear, at least at this time, to be Europe, where several nations are under mounting economic pressure, as the euro zone tries to keep itself relevant and intact.

It will no doubt serve as a catalyst for economic development, and it is an exciting day to bring such opportunities to this area.»

Recently, J.P. Morgan equity derivatives strategist Marko Kolanovic highlighted one such potential catalyst.

As such, we also want to identify a catalyst that we believe will occur within that 2 year period.

A hard catalyst, such as an announced merger, tends to have a defined outcome, which creates a more predictable return.

But what could be the catalysts for such a move?

I am for the elimination of hate, fear and control, religion is just the catalyst that people use to hate, fear and control, getting rid of religion won't solve the problem, its like putting a band aid on a severe cut, its temporary, and it just hits the surface, instead we need to go deeper than that to the root cause, I know lots of religious people who don't hate, fear or control, there are also many beliefs such as paganism, Buddism, Taoism, which doesn't use hate fear, and self righteousness to condemn others, I think if maybe more of the most major religions followed there teachings then we wouldn't have as much problems as we do.

Such a leader is a catalyst and midwife — a facilitator of the group process.

It may be some new challenge to our civilization, such as that posed by Islam, that will serve as a catalyst for a new Christian solidarity with implications for ecclesial unity.

Modern chemistry has discovered many such catalysts that can increase reaction rates by thousands of times, even though they are only present in minute amounts.

It is interesting to me to think about evolution, where things change over long periods of time and where there may only be theories about the catalysts, in contrast to those that we have put on the fast - track ourselves, such as those you have exemplified.

They are very different from persons who appear to have «arrived» but are actually hurting deeply behind their facade; such persons tend to inhibit, not stimulate, group growth.4 The real catalyst is willing to share where he is in the here - and - now, where he is hurting, hoping, finding fragments of meaning, and connecting with others.

That you won't be patronised with false promises of success and idiotic statements such as Wenger «can be a catalyst for change» — when everyone with a brain knows that Wenger and change are mutually exclusive and poles apart.

There are other idle stakeholders such as Stan Kroneke and Ivan Gazidis who comfortably delegated the whole responsibility to Wenger to find this «catalyst for change».

However, since the 25 - year - olds return to Old Trafford things have not necessarily gone according to plan and he has struggled to find the form that made him such a talent in Serie A. Although he won two trophies last season, the highlight coming as he was the catalyst for United's UEFA Europa League win against Ajax, he was recently dropped for a number of important games for the Reds.

«This database lays a path toward greater understanding of the problem areas and trends of domestic violence across Suffolk County and can further serve as a catalyst to create solutions that will substantially reduce such violence over the long - term.»

I commend Governor Paterson on drafting such a thorough and aggressive Climate Action Plan, which will serve as the catalyst for job creation and a healthier environment in New York State.

The Governor, who described the visit of the boxing legend to Lagos as historic, said there was no better way to showcase sports as a catalyst for growth than the collaboration of such an icon as Holyfield.

I got such a buzz knowing that I had helped make that happen, that I had been a catalyst for getting some great scientific research into the public domain.

When the researchers added various alcohols, they found that the catalyst worked well, especially when helped by a common basic compound such as sodium hydroxide, which speeds the reaction by plucking hydrogens off the alcohol.

«As such, we begin to see that the geology, and not just the climate, control the availability of water — the landscape was a catalyst for change in Africa.»

Another popular aspect is «greenness» — catalysts mean lower energy, cleaner processes, and environmentally friendly technologies such as fuel cells (see profile of Sarah Ball).

By adjusting external parameters such as temperature and pressure or even by introducing a catalyst into the reaction, the chemist strove to maximize the yield of the desired products.

Companies such as Dow Chemical and ExxonMobil (petrochemicals), AkzoNobel and BASF (organics), and Albemarle and Rhodia ChiRex (specialities) needed catalysts for their own processes.

What enthuses people, he says, is seeing the fruits of their labours — such as a new car catalyst — on the market on a timescale of a couple of years.

Dinitrogen (N2) was reduced to ammonia at room temperature and 1 atmosphere with molybdenum catalysts that contain tetradentate [HIPTN3N] 3 — triamidoamine ligands -LCB- such as [HIPTN3N] Mo (N2), where [HIPTN3N] 3 — is -LSB--LCB- 3,5 -(2,4,6 - i - Pr3C6H2) 2C6H3NCH2CH2 -RCB- 3N] 3 ---RCB- in heptane.

You and your co-winners were recognised for using palladium as a catalyst, such as in the creation of the anti-cancer drug Taxol.

To understand the important interfaces in a solar cell connected to a water - splitting catalyst, researchers from Missouri University of Science & Technology developed a method to simply and controllably produce such a system.

Catalysts, such as metal oxide supported precious metals like platinum and gold, are used to lower the reaction temperature and increase the production of hydrogen.

Platinum's properties make it an essential component of catalysts that speed up the reactions needed to make many everyday household items, such as gasoline and vegetable oils.

«These include metal chalcogenides such as the mineral pentlandite, which is just as efficient as platinum and is also significantly more stable towards catalyst poisons such as sulphur,» explains Ulf - Peter Apfel.

«Most synthetic approaches for synthesizing and cross-linking polymeric gels and other materials use catalysts or conditions that can damage sensitive substances such as biologic drugs.

«Metals such as platinum are frequently used as catalysts,» says Gareth Parkinson.