Sentence examples for before being refined from inspiring English sources

The leftover waste oil comes from restaurants in the southern US state of Louisiana, where it's used to fry up cracklins, catfish and other Cajun treats before being refined at a plant near Baton Rouge and trucked to New York to fuel the flights.

This framework was validated through interviews with key NIHR stakeholders and a pilot in one division of NIHR, before being refined and applied more widely.

Many oleaginous microalgae accumulate triacylglycerols (or TAG) that need to be transesterified with methanol to methyl esters of fatty acids and glycerol, for example, before being refined to biodiesel [ 5].

The report is now in the process of being refined before its presentation to the Science and Technology Task Force.

Not everything Microsoft debuted is in this new build – some features are still being refined before they're introduced into even the limited Insider beta testing pool.

The raw human figures -- so bulky and balloon-like before they are refined that the animators call them Michelin Men -- are dropped into 3-D spaces that have also been created in the computer by groups of designers and programmers.

The plan to go after him was discussed repeatedly by officials known as the deputies committee, composed of No. 2 officials from across government, before it was refined and sent to cabinet secretaries for their recommendation and finally to Mr. Obama.

For this reason, many steel plants desulfurize blast-furnace iron before it is refined into steel, since at that stage it contains practically no dissolved oxygen, owing to its high silicon and carbon content.

"More than ever before, employers are refining plan provisions and changing the choices in plans available".

Both processes produce bitumen, which needs extra treatment before it can be refined into petrol.

Proposed anti-racism legislation was blocked by the prime minister's office before it could be refined; it is unlikely now to see the light of day.