Sentence examples for process which employs from inspiring English sources
Uranium-233 can be recovered and purified from neutron-irradiated thorium reactor fuels through the thorium extraction, or Thorex, process, which employs tributyl phosphate extraction chemistry.
At issue is the arcane congressional budget process, which employs a non-binding measure known as a budget resolution to set forth goals for future taxes, spending and deficits.
Currently, acetone is mainly generated by the Cumene Process, which employs benzene and propylene as fossil raw materials.
Flow forming is an advanced eco-friendly chipless metal forming process, which employs an incremental rotary point deformation technique.
This paper demonstrates a LED wafer level packaging process which employs the glob-top dispensing technique for encapsulation.
Direct metal deposition (DMD) is a process which employs the power of a CO2 laser to melt and deposit metallic powders onto steel substrates.
In the 1980s it built and operated a large facility to demonstrate the feasibility of its Union B process, which employed externally generated hot gas.
We used a simultaneous saccharification and fermentation (SSF) process, which employed the yeast Kluyveromyces marxianus and Penicillium sp. TG2 cellulolytic enzymes, to produce ethanol from empty palm fruit bunches (EFBs), a waste product from the palm oil industry.
In an effort to address these needs in a computationally elegant and at the same time physically realistic manner, this paper presents the development of a methodology for simulating particle-based additive manufacturing processes, which employs the Discrete Element Method (DEM) extended to incorporate thermal physics.
Also the importance of the results in the design of and operation of diffusion controlled membrane processes which employ helical coil membrane was noted.
The example chosen is from the process industry, which employs composite materials in demanding applications and has requirements for simple, pragmatic, and auditable procedures.
