Sentence examples for light product from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, people might simply choose the same branded products they always have – or even reject a "red light" product for one without the warning label but potentially with equivalent levels of fat, salt or sugar.

Analytic expressions have also been derived in terms of the key process performance indices: heavy component enrichment and recovery, and light product impurity.

Using the Stable Light product for the year 2000 of the U.S., India, China and Turkey, they found a log-linear relationship between the night light energy emission and the nominal GDP (with an R 2 value of 0.74).

The process is a 4-step VSA cycle comprising light product pressurization (LPP), high pressure adsorption (HPA), co-current blowdown (CoBn) and countercurrent evacuation (CnEv) on 13X zeolite, and the evacuation pressure (PL) is 0.03 bar.

The presence of the heavier vapor components in the feed resulted in a creeping wave phenomenon, which pushed the butane concentration wave toward the light product end of the column.

Heavy component purge is added into schedule to improve the concentration of CO2 and light product of this step is collected and utilized for pressurization to save energy and guarantee a handsome recovery.

The model accurately predicted the observed fuel conversion, production of light products, and the formation of several important molecular weight growth species.

For both sets of experiments, the model accurately predicts the observed fuel conversion, production of light products, and the formation of several important molecular weight growth species.

("Saffron is the second product I started selling, after truffles," he told me. "Light products do well on the Internet").

"It's still too early to tell," said Donn Tice, chief executive at d.light design, a manufacturer of solar light products and a supplier to companies like SunnyMoney.

The yield of light products (with boiling points less than 220 °C, or 430 °F) is usually reported as the conversion level for the unit.