Chemistries

Moreover, the chemistries of plastics can be something of a black box.

The company is focused on launching a series of next generation battery cells, based on new chemistries and cell structures that are designed to solve key problems in power delivery, energy performance and safety.

A lot of great cinema is made by happy accidents: certain intangible chemistries and tricks of timing that can’t be calculated even by the most exacting auteur.

It's low carbon producing, and is relatively easy if different batteries don't have wildly different chemistries.

The researchers analyzed his blood chemistries, which showed no abnormalities linked to his hypervaccination.

He has been on Mark's staff for several years and is currently running out chemistries and supplies division.

The reduction of cobalt from battery chemistries is one thing, but the elimination of the metal entirely, particularly "in the near future" could be interpreted as being the death knell to the cobalt story.

Today’s actions will allow OMNOVA to continue specializing its business in styrene butadiene and other chemistries.

As the length of time the shock wave spends at any point is small, we can see mixing of the two metals and their surface chemistries, through some fraction of the depth, and they tend to be mixed in some way.

Such seas can experience a wide range of chemistries; high rates of evaporation could concentrate iron ions, and a periodic lack of circulation could allow anoxic bottom water to form.

The reasons for doing this involve the chemistries of the paint, the surface itself, and perhaps even the chemistry of the substrate (the object being painted).

This complex mixture of radionuclides with different chemistries and radioactivity makes handling nuclear waste and dealing with nuclear fallout particularly problematic.