Sentences with phrase «in other catalyst»

The researchers are continuing to explore whether this side - on intermediate is common in other catalyst materials and in other reactions.

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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.

The record label was sold to Thorn EMI in 1992 and was the catalyst for many other business ventures.

It would have been easy to dismiss her challenge, but now that I'm a published author, now that Bodies on the Potomac is out there in the public domain being read by friends and family and strangers alike, I realize that listening to a respected friend's advice might be the catalyst others can use to break through.

«Callback was one of the major catalysts for deregulation in other countries, because the state - run phone companies couldn't compete with us,» he says.

Instead, Dowd explains to clients that while «there are certain aspects of market collapses or boom bust cycles that do echo each other and are similar, it never happens in the same way, and the catalyst is never the same.»

Until recently, events in Washington D.C. were blamed for the volatility, but other catalysts were responsible.

In 16 years of running my own business, I've found that providing the «standard» benefits as well as other meaningful (but less expensive) perks can be a catalyst for employees to reach their full potential.

The centre acts as a catalyst to exploit the concentration of academic and health sector talent in the private sector, at the University of Toronto (in medicine, law, economics, and bioethics among others) and the Rotman School.

The company's presence is sure to be the catalyst for growth in other high - flying, innovate technology companies.

Company of Women, with over 400 members in the Toronto GTA, acts as a catalyst to bring people and businesses together and that together we can make a difference in the lives of others.

Specifically, a sudden expansion of financial liquidity in the world's leading banking centers — whether an increase in British gold reserves in the 1820s or the massive transformation in the 1980s of illiquid mortgage loans into very liquid mortgage securities, or some other structural change in the financial markets — has been the catalyst behind every period of globalization.

Certain circles have pointed towards increased Bitcoin Cash trading activity in South Korea as being a catalyst for this growth, whereas others believe it is a sign of a widespread market recovery.

Meanwhile, other tech startups in Silicon Valley hopefully will use the Uber report as a catalyst to change their own cultures, he said.

Or, with the U.S. economy in structurally better shape than many other economies, a reduction in perceived global risks could be another catalyst.

We won't pound the tables about imminent recession until we observe fresh weakness in the equity market (even a 7 - 8 % market loss would sharply raise our probability estimates), but it's important to recognize that financial risks are already fully developed, and as in other bubbles, one usually finds «catalysts» to blame for a collapse only well after the downturn is in full - swing.

However, this Massachusetts deal includes other hidden catalysts for the company that could expand its territory in the Massachusetts marijuana market.

Sales retrenched in all of Grace's product segments: catalysts technologies — used by oil refineries and other industrial customers — as well as materials technologies and construction products.

While some bears look for signs of a looming bubble — with the memory of the painful sting of the 2000 dot.com bubble in mind — others search the blue skies for signs of catalysts that...

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.

in other stories, hang in there guys, the 4th is ours, maybe just maybe Spuds finishing ahead of us for once will be the catalyst that will open the eyes of all the Wenger fan boys who still think he should be on the job until he is dead... Leicester city were relegation fodders this time last season, today there are 5 points clear at top of the league... we are 4 or thereabout this time last season, and the season before that and the one before that, in short we are where we were or thereabout for the last 10 season....

In this candid interview, Jeong shares about leaving medicine for acting, dealing with fear of failure and other people's expectations, letting go of control, how his experience has impacted his parenting, and why his wife was the missing link and the catalyst for his success.

«This has been long overdue in our judgment and the vision and the catalyst that this will bring other parts of the neighborhood back.

The leader of the Assembly Republicans, Brian Kolb, said in a statement that «a grant program that pits upstate regions against each other is not a catalyst for sustained revitalization».

The leaders of the community proposal and rally, reverends from Brooklyn, achieved significant attention for their plan and support from elected officials, in part because their critique of de Blasio's housing program touched the core tension of what some see as a solid, fairly moderate approach, but others call too timid to address the affordability crisis facing the city and its residents and, in some cases, a catalyst of detrimental gentrification.

Then metallocene catalysts developed by Dow and others in the 1990s facilitated the manufacture of new forms of these plastics.

«We have shown that alumina, which is always present in zeolites, can easily transform methanol into ethylene and other hydrocarbons, which can then be converted into carbenium ions in the pores of the zeolite catalyst,» explains Christophe Copéret, Professor of Surface and Interface Chemistry at ETH Zurich and one of the authors of the study.

Dogs and other pets play an important role in individuals» social lives, and they can act as catalysts for social interaction, previous research has shown.

Cronin's first stab was a 2012 paper in Nature Chemistry in which he and his colleagues described something he called reactionware, 3D - printed chemical reaction vessels containing catalysts and other components needed to carry out specific reactions inside.

«If you put humans as the target, even though you are not going to make a human baby, it will be provocative, it will be misinterpreted, but people will engage,» says Andrew Hessel, a self - described futurist and biotechnology catalyst at Autodesk in San Francisco, California, a successful software company that specializes in 3D design programs for architecture and other fields that has been exploring synthetic biology applications in recent years.

So the real goal is to try to figure out what is a way to be able to do this at very low temperatures, very inexpensively, ideally something where you could, you know, take bags of cellulose that have been mashed up and be able to throw in the right kinds of catalysts and some reactants and be able to have the fuel you want pouring off the other side really, really efficiently, really, really inexpensively.

The researchers plan to continue work with the new catalyst, possibly using it in tandem with other catalysts to produce different reaction products.

To create the same reactive geometry in their model catalyst, Stack and his graduate student Yadong Wang designed a set of organic arms — one called a phenol, the other binaphthol — that would bind to the copper atom and mimic the role of galactose oxidase's key amino acids.

The hydrogen used in making ammonia and other industrial reactions is produced mainly through steam reformation of methane over nickel catalysts.

The researchers say this advance in nanoscience opens vast opportunities for a wide range of applications that includes catalysis (the acceleration of a chemical reaction by a catalyst), energy storage (batteries or supercapacitors), and bio / plasmonic imaging, among others.

In the last decade, chemists have worked to develop reusable catalysts that separate out from the end products without the help of other often - toxic and waste - generating chemicals.

«We have discovered a catalyst that can produce ready quantities of hydrogen without the need for extreme cold temperatures or high pressures, which are often required in other production and storage methods,» remarks Mahdi Abu - Omar of Purdue University.

Pritchard hopes that the seed bank «will serve as a catalyst» for similar efforts in other countries.

Testing under identical conditions confirmed the non-porous silver catalyst's significant advantages over other silver catalysts in water environments.

«This idea can be applied not only to the development of ionic conductors but also other materials, such as fluorescent and catalyst materials, since the interaction of defects plays an important role in these materials,» said Takamura.

As reported in the journal Energy & Environmental Science, Yang and his research team have developed a new catalyst that's able to not only harvest a much broader spectrum of light than other materials, but also stand up to the harsh conditions found in seawater.

The gravitational interactions created in the outer disk by this massive star apparently acted as a catalyst for the gathering of debris to form other smaller, more distant moons.

While the UW - Madison and Georgia Tech groups have recently made other significant strides in synthesizing material structures that offer greater reactivity, Mavrikakis sees the nano cage structure has opened up a whole new avenue of investigation in synthesizing new catalysts.

In addition to the biocrude, the liquid phase can be treated with a catalyst to create other fuels and chemical products.

Although he declined to explain the exact details of the process, Wocken says it is thermocatalytic — in other words, the engineers heat the plant oils in the presence of an undisclosed catalyst to create a slew of petroleum products.

Our catalyst improves this process by passing through a chemical intermediate — called an eta -3-ozone intermediate — in which the two oxygen atoms from molecular oxygen can be easily separated from each other and passed on to two different molecules of substrate.

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Wang's research group designed a five - metal catalyst based on these high - entropy - alloy nanoparticles and demonstrated superior catalytic performance for selective oxidation of ammonia to nitrogen oxide, a reaction used by the chemical industry to produce nitric acid, an important chemical in the large - scale production of fertilizers and other products.

The catalyst works on bio-based ethanol to create isobutene used in plastics and other products.

Compared with other ways of immobilising catalysts, «organotextile catalysis» has several advantages: in particular, it provides the reagents with a larger surface than other supports, for example plastic spheres or foils — the larger the surface, the more efficiently a reaction proceeds.