Sentence examples for milling by from inspiring English sources
The rounding of gravel results from abrasion in the course of transport by streams or from milling by the sea.
But in Mazar-i-Sharif, second city of Afghanistan, in this warlord's compound, with a Lexus and an Audi purring in the driveway, armed mujahedeen milling by the gate and musclemen standing guard in tight black T-shirts and flak jackets and sporting the latest semiautomatic weapons, the heavyset American is the one who matters.
The machines, known as CNC routers for computer numerical control, were originally developed for milling by the signmaking industry but are modified by entrepreneurs like Mr. Bayley, who added tools for cutting ice as well as tougher wiring to handle the cold of the carver's freezer.
The milling by ion-beam locally modifies the thickness of the film and its structures such as grains boundaries, film surface, and film/vacuum interface.
The technology of milling by the disintegrator devices is compared with the existing advanced technologies and the advantages of disintegrator milling are pointed out.
Results show that minimum residual stress and cutting force can be achieved during up milling, by adopting the MQL-SiO2 nanolubrication system.
Inferior and surplus wheats and various milling by-products are used for livestock feeds.
This work describes the feasibility of using rice milling by-products as feedstock for bioethanol.
We investigated the effects of adding 2 commonly fed fat sources to a ration featuring high levels of nonforage fiber supplied by a corn milling by-product.
The basal diet was based on corn and soybean meal while the other 30 experimental diets contained 290.4 g/kg wheat milling by-products added at the expense of corn and soybean meal.
Wheat bran, the most important milling by-product of cereal grain (Prückler et al. 2014) and source of dietary fibre, minerals, vitamins and phenolic acids (Coda et al. 2013), is a superior diet for house fly larvae (Aniebo et al. 2008; Su et al. 2010).
