Sentence examples for be further upgraded from inspiring English sources
Looking to the future, special operations capability could be further upgraded relative to the regular Army, which might be cut as part of a 'peace dividend'.
Recently, much research has been published on the hydrothermal liquefaction (HTL) of microalgae to form bio-crude, which can be further upgraded into sustainable 3rd generation biofuels.
The current technology at the Penang Port can be further upgraded to increase the efficiency of port operations.
While this product meets diesel specifications, it can be further upgraded into jet fuel or naphtha by hydrocracking, isomerization and catalytic reforming [ 5].
Biocrude obtained by HTL can be further upgraded into a hydrocarbon fuel via catalytic hydrogenation and other thermal methods [ 37, 38, 50].
The technology and management practices can be further upgraded through capacity building and awareness campaigns based on experiences in other Southeast Asian countries, particularly on issues that influence the sustainability of the sector (e.g. shrimp disease and environmental issues).
UPDATE: Since publication of this article in 1994, Phillips Hall has been further upgraded as part of the planning and construction of Duffield Hall.
The plant foresees a two-stage gasifier that produces a CO2-rich syngas, which is further upgraded to a product gas with a higher energy content through a high temperature co-electrolysis section consisting of a solid oxide electrolysis cell (SOEC) module.
Since the greatest Pb2+ binding was observed for templated silica xerogel (H900), adsorption was further upgraded with templated silica xerogel (H900) by varying one adsorption parameter at a time keeping all the others fixed.
Under these premises, it seems that low-temperature oxidation of asphaltenes might be possible and that at least part of the asphaltenes can be transformed from a low-value solid to a higher value petrochemical feedstock, before the asphaltenes is further upgraded using conventional technologies.
