Sentence examples for intensive upgrading from inspiring English sources

This difference can mainly be attributed to the lower electricity requirements for the pretreatment stage of the TB-based system compared to the other two systems and due to the quality of the gas produced at the gasification plant which requires less intensive upgrading than TW- or straw-based systems.

BBV originated from the intensive upgrading of OBV by American Brown Swiss [ 25, 28].

Hydroconversion upgrading is more energy and GHG (433.4 kgCofeq/m3 of bitumen) intensive than delayed coker upgrading (240.3 kgCO2eq/m3 of bitumen) but obtains a higher yield of SCO.

But with wages rising in China, Chinese industries are upgrading: Knowledge-intensive services and information technology are replacing labor-intensive manufacturing firms.

It's a lot less time intensive to temporarily upgrade resources in the cloud than it is to order and install an entirely new physical computing cluster.

In recent years new or upgraded intensive treatment plants have been set up in municipalities throughout the country.

In the vast IDP settlements in Khartoum state, UNICEF and partners are supporting IDP teachers to undergo an intensive course to upgrade their English language skills.

According to Hans-Joachim Böhmer, head of the Portuguese-German Chamber of Industry and Commerce, German manufacturers which are already in Portugal are staying, and upgrading to more capital-intensive operations.

In addition, caring for items through repair, maintenance, upgrading and remanufacturing is far more labour-intensive than mining and manufacturing in highly automated facilities.

Major mobile telecom players are upgrading their software to handle these data-intensive services and to differentiate themselves in ways outside of network quality.

The telecom providers are upgrading their software both to handle these data-intensive services and to differentiate themselves in ways other than network quality.