molecular engineering वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. Lin taught at Peking University since 1986, he became a professor at the College of Chemistry and Molecular Engineering, Peking University ( CCME ) in August 1995.
2. In 1981, Drexler wrote a seminal research article, published by PNAS, " Molecular engineering : An approach to the development of general capabilities for molecular manipulation ".
3. The discovery of electrically-conductive properties in polyacetylene by Alan J . Heeger in 1977 effectively opened the field of organic electronics, which has proved foundational for many molecular engineering efforts.
4. The enormous transformative power of novel molecular engineering has the potential to create Animats, true nonbiological life forms, whose relatively simple behavior would not fit into most standard A-Life paradigms.
5. Minimal surfaces have become an area of intense scientific study, especially in the areas of molecular engineering and materials science, due to their anticipated applications in self-assembly of complex materials.
6. Molecular engineering was first mentioned in the research literature in 1956 by Arthur R . von Hippel, who defined it as " & a new mode of thinking about engineering problems.
7. Since photochromic chromophores are dyes, and operate according to well-known reactions, their molecular engineering to fine-tune their properties can be achieved relatively easily using known design models, quantum mechanics calculations, and experimentation.
8. When he falls hopelessly for a petite graduate student ( Jada Pinkett ), Sherman is so desperate to shape up that he becomes his own guinea pig in an experiment in molecular engineering.
9. He is the author of " Nanofuture : What's Next for Nanotechnology " ( ISBN 1-59102-287-8 ), a fellow of the Molecular Engineering Research Institute and Research Fellow of the Institute for Molecular Manufacturing.
10. At the Rockefeller Foundation, he was responsible for approving grants for major projects in molecular engineering and genetics, in agriculture ( particularly for developing new strains of wheat and rice ), and in medical research.