Until she was killed by Armus, a malevolent life form made from the byproduct of human negativity and evil.
One of the most promising fuels is dimethylether (DME), made from "black liquor," a byproduct of paper production.
"All pet foods are made from the byproducts of human food production," explains Marion Nestle, a nutrition professor, in a New York Times article on the subject.
"All pet foods are made from the byproducts of human food production," Dr. Nestle explained.
Its Bioceta brushes are as pleasing to look at and touch as the traditional ones, but are made from a natural resin, made of wood and cotton byproducts, that decomposes naturally.
Most of them can also be made from byproducts of the biodiesel process, which is a most fortuitous dual utilization of the new biodiesel plants springing up around the world.
Factories are installing distilleries to make ethanol from molasses, a byproduct of sugar production, to sell primarily to liquor companies and, to a lesser extent, for use as fuel.
The additive, inulin-propionate ester (IPE), is made from propionate, a natural byproduct of the stomach's fermentation of dietary fiber.
A picture last Thursday with the Beauty Spots column, about cosmetics made from byproducts of bees, was published in error.
He begins with shaving cream and then mashed potatoes, and it climaxes with him creating this enormous mound in his living room made from all the byproducts of his backyard.
