The maximum exportable electrical power from a sugar mill after meeting the internal requirement is around 146 kW h/t of cane.
The total surplus exportable energy generated from biogas plants working at standard conditions each day in any form of heat, electricity or purified gas, after allowing for plant operating demand is about 19, 20 and 45 GWh in 2015, 2020, and 2025, respectively.
And if extracting those additional 24bn barrels requires advanced new technologies, then Scotland would benefit from the exportable civil engineering and geological expertise that generates.
International trade reached an all-time high in 1998 but the availability of abundant exportable supplies prevented ps from rising, in comparison to the preceding years.
Results of such analyses are exportable in many formats from PNG images to systems biology data standards such as BioPAX and SBML.
Some days, Dr. McCann said, he arrives with his "head spinning," from hospitals and intensive-care units where death can be tortured, impersonal and wastefully expensive, only to find himself in a "different world where it's really possible to focus on what's important for people" and, he adds, "what's exportable, what we can learn from an ideal environment like this".
In monocarpic plants, such as wheat, senescence is a coordinated process acting at the whole-plant level, during which genetically-programmed and developmentally-controlled catabolic activities convert cellular material into exportable nutrients that are remobilized from the leaves to the grain [ 5, 6].
Emails collected from the widget are exportable.
The rose diagrams from each version are exportable as one of a selection of common graphical formats.
The exportable yield of the varieties ranged from 23.34 t ha−1 ('Leonardo') to 6.84 t ha−1 ('CH121'), and the environments ranged between 25.89 and 8.18 t ha−1.
