Examples of using As a catalyst in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Earlier, he stated that a global event, such as an economic collapse, was needed as a catalyst before full disclosure could occur.
Considers that the current case must serve as a catalyst for in-depth political discussions on the multidimensional nature of European security and defence;
the role finance plays as a catalyst for economic development.
using tetrabutylammonium bromide as a catalyst.
vinegar with amyl alcohol, adding sulfuric acid as a catalyst, amyl acetate is an artificial flavor.
also served as a catalyst for recovering his sobriety
the role finance plays as a catalyst for economic development and growth in emerging economies worldwide.-.
Diacylglycerol can be produced by the hydrolysis of palm oil using a commercial lipase as a catalyst under ultrasonication.
with amyl alcohol and adding sulfuric acid as a catalyst, amyl acetate is recognized as an artificial flavor.
thanks to its ability to function as a catalyst to boost investment,
The Lusitania tragedy is often cited as a catalyst for the US declaration of war two years later.
to use the Olympic project as a catalyst for positive, sustainable and feasible development.
This is what were talking about here-- psychedelics as a catalyst to the human imagination, psychedelics as a catalyst for language,
The artist works as a catalyst between these different spheres,
There is a clear emphasis among stakeholders on the importance of the programme as a catalyst for international and national involvement.
Having regard to the Council conclusions of 12 May 2009 on culture as a catalyst for creativity and innovation(9).
The Commission also wants to use the Forum as a catalyst, sparking similar events
The Committee considers the country-of-origin principle as a catalyst for bringing Member States' legislation closer into line,
It is a component which will naturally work as a catalyst for the success of globalisation and for humanity's prospects as a whole.