Sentence examples for process concentrates from inspiring English sources

By outlining the intended methods and analysis protocols beforehand, Registered Reports protect against these problems, as the review process concentrates on the robustness of the proposed methods.

Orange juice is an especially nice liquid to begin with, because the reducing process concentrates both its sweetness and its acidity.

A law to put Social Security "off budget" was enacted but proved ineffective because the political process concentrates on the overall budget balance.

The probability of stimulated emission varies with wavelength, and the process concentrates emission at wavelengths where that probability is the highest.

For further purification, the ReAl process concentrates the recovered coagulant using NF (by permeation of water), cooling the retentate to 0 °C and adding potassium sulfate to induce alum precipitation.

Once elected, the Brotherhood subverted judicial review, cracked down on civil society, arrested opposition activists, perverted the constitution-writing process, concentrated power and made democratic deliberations impossible.

The picking season is short in Denmark, and he has to start gathering in mid-spring in order to dry, smoke, pickle, or otherwise preserve — and, in the process, concentrate the flavor of — a lot of the vegetables and fruits that his customers will be eating in December.

Dr Matthew Evison from UHSM said: "We will aim to see people the day after they have been referred by their GP so we can fast-track them through the diagnostic process, concentrating the required tests into an intense 36-hour period.

The refinery will process concentrated rare earth ore from a Lynas mine deep in the desert in western Australia, using heat and thousands of tons a year of powerful sulfuric acid to separate the valuable minerals from dirt and radioactive contaminants.

Fig. 2 Hierarchal schema of the digital classification of HIAC Fig. 3 Classification chart and Hierarchal schema process concentrating on Hijazi Islamic Architecture Character (HIAC).

Using new technology for carbon capture and storage needs both water to strip CO2 from flue gas and power to process concentrated liquefied CO2 (US Department of Energy 2014).