Sentence examples for successful valorisation from inspiring English sources
Pectin and D-limonene from citrus peel, hydrogen gas from pulp and paper industrial by-products, peptides from dairy residues, lactic acid and biosurfactant from grape stalks, methane from MSW and biodiesel from waste cooking oil are only few paradigms exhibiting successful valorisation of waste resources.
This chapter describes the importance of solids handling to successful biomass processing and valorisation.
Valorisation of successful experiences.
The reaction of 1,3-PDO solutions in ionic liquids mimics that of the product of extraction of aqueous glycerol fermentation broths: the successful synthesis and isolation of a value-added chemical proves that valorisation of glycerol waste can be achieved.
The valorisation of the cold is possibly the most distinctive feature of the region, and certainly the least exportable.
In the 20th century, with the modernist valorisation of plainness, the cabbage acquired new status among the avant garde.
All the products are now used for restoration, valorisation, educational and communication purposes.
The OBA presented excellent performance as a component in AAM and a good valorisation was achieved.
Prior to valorisation, it is crucial that they are decontaminated to remove the microbial contamination.
I'd heard the expression "flight capital" before, but never spoken with such implicit valorisation; for Sellar, flight capital was definitely a Good Thing.
