Sentence examples for modern conversion from inspiring English sources

Modern conversion refineries may produce two-thirds of their output as gasoline, with the balance distributed between high-quality jet fuel, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), diesel fuel, and a small quantity of petroleum coke.

This is contrast to the fate of bergfried towers in Germany, large numbers of which were restored as functional buildings in the late 19th and early 20th century, often as government offices or youth hostels, or the modern conversion of tower houses, which in many cases have become modernised domestic homes.

Modern digital mammography systems offer innovative TF combinations (e.g. W/Ag, W/Al) and new conversion factors have been developed [24, 26, 27].

Morrison explains that if you're doing a modern loft conversion in a pre-1920 propertyouyou must ensure the timber has enough ventilation, or else it will dry out, leading to the homeowner's nightmare of dry rot.

These factors motivate the implementation of the proposed hybrid controllers in modern power conversion systems that use renewable energy sources.

Indirect channels like the serpentine tubes are widely utilized in many engineering applications such as chemical and petrochemical industries, air conditioning and refrigeration systems, and modern energy conversion.

The capacity of evaluated plant concepts to have a flexible hydrogen output is an important aspect for integration in modern energy conversion systems.

Modern energy conversion and power generation systems require materials and coatings with significant capabilities to withstand high temperature degradation by sulphur, oxygen and chlorine containing environments and by hot corrosion.

However, the choice of solid bioenergy options and modern energy conversion technologies for heat and power plants as reference represents the most conservative estimate of the state-of-the-art with regard to regional substitution effectiveness and will therefore hold for the next decade or longer.

Nett-shape manufacturing of engineering components is a major objective of modern material-conversion industries: relevant technologies depend on tools in which error-compensation can be effected.

This seemed to coincide with every broadsheet claiming that E3's Roll Deep were the "future of young London" and soon Dizzee Rascal's "Fix Up, Look Sharp" became the unofficial anthem of modern loft conversions.