Sentence examples for conversion of a plant from inspiring English sources

In Meredosia, Ill., the Energy Department is helping pay for the conversion of a plant that was originally built to use oil.

It made sense to draw on Ford's European experience: "The conversion of a plant is not as much of a challenge in terms of investment and time as creating an entire new model".

Last week, Georgia Power asked state regulators to approve the conversion of a coal plant into a 96-megawatt biomass plant.

The building, a conversion of a manufacturing plant, is the first New York City project from GDC Properties, based in Westchester County.

Eric Benaim, the president of Modern Spaces, an agency in Long Island City, Queens, said he decided late last year to test the market for the Yard, a sister building to the Powerhouse, a condo conversion of a former power plant.

Herzog & de Meuron, which designed the Tate Modern, a conversion of a vast power plant on the South Bank of the Thames opposite St . Pauls Cathedral, has been chosen to design the expansion, made possible by space freed by the modernization of a working electricity substation to the south of the museum.

Other developments planned for the Court Square area include two rental towers being developed by the Long Island company Heatherwood Communities; construction of several midsize high-rises along Purves Street by different developers; conversion of a former electric plant into as many as 400 units; and construction of a handful of other small to midsize residential buildings.

More or less adjacent to these public spaces, Toll Brothers has three major projects in the works: the four-phase condo plan that includes 1450 Washington Street and Harborside Lofts; the Hudson Tea Building, a condo conversion of a former Lipton Tea plant; and Maxwell Place on the Hudson, 554 luxury condos that Mr. McCullough described as the company's "premier product in New Jersey".

It is the conversion of a seedling from an herbaceous plant to a woody plant that marks the initiation of tree-specific structures.

The enzymatic conversion of lignocellulosic plant biomass into fermentable sugars is a crucial step in the sustainable and environmentally friendly production of biofuels.

In addition to the aforementioned E. coli platforms, Deng and Fong [ 9] explored direct conversion of untreated plant biomass to 1-propanol using an engineered Thermobifida fusca strain.