Sentence examples for downstream operations from inspiring English sources

The operator's cabin was four stories high, and the downstream operations were so extensive that they filled up a vast building.

Liberty, the buyer of Tata's Scottish assets, has expressed an interest in some of the "downstream" operations that recycle steel or convert it for specific uses.

While the downstream operations will be of interest, we're clear that taking on the iron and steelmaking facilities present a huge challenge.

The company indicated it will reduce upstream spending and remain selective in terms of investments in downstream operations, as it loses faith in shale.

While Exxon's upstream earnings jumped by $2.3bn to $5.8bn, the company made only $37m from downstream operations – which include refining, distributing and selling oil and gas products.

Renato Duque, former director of services, was detained last month and Paulo Roberto Costa, a former director of Petrobras's downstream operations, was arrested in March.

Because ethanol evaporates quickly, it requires a special formulation of gasoline, said Edward H. Murphy, general manager for downstream operations at the American Petroleum Institute, an industry group.

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.

Incorporating affinity chromatography in vaccine purification has long been attempted by researchers to improve unit yield and purity with the secondary goal of reducing the number of downstream process operations.

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.

Overlapping is the process of starting a downstream operation (such as manufacturing) before completing the upstream operation (such as design).