Sentence examples for a downstream operation from inspiring English sources
Overlapping is the process of starting a downstream operation (such as manufacturing) before completing the upstream operation (such as design).
As a result it was achieved to purify the protein to a purity of up to 87%% and a recovery of 51%% was reached in a single downstream operation.
Resulting purities of product achieved up to 87% with recoveries of 51% in a single downstream operation.
Currently, we are in the process of evaluating all downstream operations in which flue gas impurities may impact the design and performance of an oxy-combustion capture system.
Voser brushed aside suggestions he might be interested in taking over BP, saying Shell had "more than enough on its plate", and expressed no enthusiasm for plans being prepared by US rival ConocoPhillips, and also under consideration at BP, to split the business into two companies: one upstream exploration firm, the other a downstream refining operation.
We came to a pile of "Zorba," which is the industry name for the heterogeneous mixture of aluminum and copper that remains after the shredded car has passed through the entire downstream operation — about four per cent of the total car.
Automated microscale bioprocessing techniques offer the potential to establish linked bioprocess sequences in order to rapidly investigate the effect of upstream process conditions on downstream operation efficiency.
Boss: Chris Weston has been managing director of Centrica's international downstream operation, which includes British Gas, since 2009.
After the car has been shredded, the shred passes through a number of "downstream" operations aimed at separating the metal from the "fluff" — chopped-up upholstery and dashboards.
He speaks as an insider, spending just shy of a decade working in downstream operations for US oil major, Exxon.
In addition to its oil production (upstream), the company also has an extensive network of downstream operations at refineries and holding facilities worldwide.
