Sentence examples for possible reconversion from inspiring English sources

According to minutes of the October meeting, the hour-long conversation focused on shale gas; "geopolitical aspects"; EU plans to label tar sands as high-polluting; and a possible reconversion of ExxonMobil's liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal in the US to export crude to Europe.

Furthermore, it is possible to observe the reconversion of the molecules of NADH (blue circles) to molecules of NAD+ whenever the first hit the cell membrane (i.e., boundary of the environment).

In some respects this makes arginase less attractive in therapy, but it is still possible that the ornithine reconversion is too slow or quantitatively too small to maintain adequate arginine levels, and that the enzyme would still have some (restricted) action.

If A made a thing out of material belonging to B, one school of thought held that ownership went to A, and another held that it remained with B. Justinian adopted a "middle opinion": B retained ownership if reconversion to the original condition was possible (a bronze vase could be melted down); A obtained ownership if it was not (wine cannot be reconverted into grapes).

Her completion was delayed by labour troubles and the possibility that she might be repurchased by Chile for reconversion into a battleship, as well as the need for comparative trials to determine the optimum layout for aircraft carriers.

This is possible, she says, because captured carbon dioxide can be sold to industries for a variety of commercial uses, including most spectacularly reconversion into relatively clean-burning carbon-based fuels, either by feeding it to oil-extruding algae, or by combining it with the hydrogen from water by electrolysis to make methanol.

The reconversion may not be that easy.

There is one outfit in California that is not concerned with reconversion.

Comment on reconversion in general and on the postwar jeep in particular.

And people who convert to Roths next year will also be allowed one reconversion.

With its decision, the court has reversed a lower court ruling forbidding reconversion.