Sentence examples for one feedstock from inspiring English sources

A scientific paper can be produced in roughly 3 years when running a targeted experiment like one organism consuming one feedstock type.

The process uses two moulding feedstocks which are injected into a mould sequentially, so that one feedstock forms the surface layer of the component and the other forms the core.

The design of a biorefining process is challenging due to the high number of products that can be obtained from one feedstock, and the fact that some products can be negatively affected by processing conditions that are essential for other products.

Pitting one feedstock against another.

Because multiple products [ethanol, biodiesel, and distiller's grain with solubles (DGS)] are produced from one feedstock (corn), however, a careful co-product treatment approach is required to accurately estimate GHG intensities of both ethanol and corn oil biodiesel and to avoid double counting of benefits associated with corn oil biodiesel production.

Methane is an abundant, inexpensive one-carbon feedstock and one of the most powerful greenhouse gases.

There was no wastewater produced in the process of ethanol production from C. edulis with solid state simultaneous saccharification and fermentation and the ethanol yield of more than 0.28 tonne per one tonne feedstock was achieved.

Large-scale production of PHAs in high biomass yielding crops would provide a sustainable supply of bioplastics and energy from one plant feedstock that could be processed economically in a biorefinery [ 8].

One alternative feedstock is duckweed (Lemnacecae family), a small flowering plant that has a global adaptability across a broad range of climates [ 7, 8] and can be easily found in quiescent or slowly flowing and polluted water bodies worldwide [ 9].

Second generation biofuels derived from lignocellulosic feedstocks tackle the drawbacks posed by the so-called first generation ones regarding feedstock availability and competition with the food industries.

On the one hand, conventional feedstocks are becoming heavier.