Sentence examples for expand processing from inspiring English sources

In Oregon, the nonprofit group Sustainable Northwest is working with landowner associations to expand processing facilities and develop merchandising yards for small-diameter wood, and to promote woody biomass heating systems (Sustainable Northwest 2011).

Shadow foreign minister Julie Bishop told Sky News there was not actually a formal agreement or treaty with Nauru (because oppositions can't make agreements with governments) - there was an understanding in-principle to expand processing on the island which "[opposition immigration spokesman] Scott Morrison is very confident we'll be able to achieve".

When needed, it should not be difficult to add more servers to the system to expand processing and storage capacity.

In the present study, an expanded processing of the relations between the elements was implemented to the simplest recognition task by manipulating with a type of probe-test mismatching.

All genuine refugees identified in the next 12 months - most of them passing through PNG's expanded Manus Island processing facility - would be resettled in PNG at Australia's expense, Mr Rudd told Australian voters.

One chief executive of a small company, upon congratulating her colleague on becoming a grandmother, received a blow-by-blow account of the daughter's birthing ordeal, from the progressive state of the expanding cervix to processing the placenta.

His plan also calls for investing $50 million in upstate agriculture businesses to improve access to farmers' markets, creating or expanding food processing centers and developing alternative fuels.

The commission, headed by former state governor Kevin Scarce, was tasked with examining development options over four broad areas: uranium mining, expanded uranium processing, domestic nuclear power and the storage and management of high-level radioactive waste.

PHA copolymers produced by incorporation of ω-hydroxyalkanoate monomers have significantly lower melting temperatures (Tm), expanding the processing window (Table 2).

Even expanding basic processing capabilities, a cause nonprofit groups like Partners in Food Solutions are spearheading, will go a long way toward lengthening the shelf life of foods.

However, with improved infrastructure, enhanced labour efficiency and growing domestic markets in the developing countries, there is increased potential for expanding such processing in the countries where the raw materials are produced.