Sentence examples for processing of organic from inspiring English sources
The electrospray process can be considered as an effective process for patterning, multilayer stacking, and continuous processing of organic thin films.
[25] Furthermore, development of novel printing and coating processes have been developed leading to roll-to-roll processing of organic solar cells [32, 33, 34].
These bodies not only regulate the growing, production and processing of organic products, but also the labelling (including logos).
The Department of Agriculture today announced final adoption of the first standards that the federal government has ever imposed for the labeling and processing of organic foods.
A1 New Rules for Organic Food The Department of Agriculture announced the first standards the government has ever imposed for the labeling and processing of organic foods.
The Department of Agriculture has adopted the first standards that the federal government has imposed for the labeling and processing of organic foods.
This paper focuses on the modification of flow velocities and the trapping of fine sediment (particles <2 mm in diameter) by in-stream macrophytes and the processing of dissolved organic matter (DOM), fine particulate organic matter (FPOM) and fine inorganic particles into faecal pellets by blackfly larvae attached to the leaves of Ranunculus plants.
"We wanted to see if we could use inorganic LEDs in ways that exploit some of the processing advantages of organic LEDs," says materials scientist and co-author John Rogers of the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.
The organic label therefore provides an assurance that GMOs have not been used intentionally in the production and processing of the organic products.
The use of a specially designed injection nozzle in combination with the particular hydrodynamic characteristics of the spouted bed resulted in efficient processing of the organic feed.
Heterotrophic respiration (Rh), microbial processing of soil organic matter to carbon dioxide (CO2), is a major, yet highly uncertain, carbon (C) flux from terrestrial systems to the atmosphere.
