Sentence examples for further converting from inspiring English sources
Amyris, which was floated on the NASDAQ exchange last autumn, is using genetically engineered organisms to turn plant sugars into a precursor of diesel.Never tell me the oddsAnother start-up, KiOR, is hoping to go one step further, converting cellulosic biomass (such as waste wood and leaves) into a crude oil replacement called Re-Crude.
Only after mountain-building wrenched North America, sending more weathered metals into the sea, and atmospheric oxygen levels increased further, converting sulfides to sulfates and freeing up the trace metals, could the eukaryotes diversify toward larger, multicellular plants.
First-generation biorefineries use corn, soybeans, and sugarcane for bioethanol and biodiesel production, which can benefit from integrated biorefining that extracts high-value nutritional products while using the main feedstock component for biofuel and chemical production and further converting low-value by-products to additional marketable products such as animal feed and energy.
Additional operations, such as winding to produce smaller rolls of paper suitable for printing or for further converting, the application of various additives onto the sheet, or super-calendaring, may be carried out on- or off-machine to produce different grades of paper.
Further converting these sugars by solid catalysts in biphasic systems would then be desirable.
The basis of CCl4 testisticular toxicity lies in its biotransformation by the cytochrome P-450 system giving the trichloromethyl radical (CCl3) which is further converting to the trichloromethyl peroxyl radical (CCl3O2).
Propylene is further converted into coke.
Carboxylic acid was further converted to hydrocarbons either directly or with an alcohol intermediate.
Wigan extended their lead with further converted tries from Taylor and Burgess under the posts.
This results in the formation of acyl chloride, which is further converted into acetate like species.
These products can be further converted by biochemical, physical, and thermochemical methods.
