Sentence examples for which could be recovered from inspiring English sources
Hence, excellent substrates for hydrolysis were produced with a minimal IL requirement, which could be recovered by ethanol washing for its downstream processing and reuse.
The capital investments of the plant operating 20,000 tons of forest residues varied between 56 and 60 million USD, which could be recovered in less than 8 years of operation.
Among these exhaust heat loss is major loss which contribute almost 33-36% and leads to the waste of heat which could be recovered and a considerable amount of primary fuel could be saved.
For example, the average mileage of large pickup trucks, currently 18 miles per gallon, could be increased to 25 to 29 miles per gallon within 6 to 10 years, at a cost of about $1,500, which could be recovered in lower gasoline costs over the life of the vehicle, the panel found.
The statistical methodology used for the experimental data analysis has been the factorial design: we have analysed the significance of the main operation independent variables (anode and; cathode flow dew point temperature; cathode flow stoichiometry) considering their single and combined effects on the electric and thermal power which could be recovered from the stack.
When hot air comes in contact with saline water which is sprayed in the evaporator, a certain quantity of vapor is extracted by the air which could be recovered by condenser (Sharon and Reddy 2015).
The enzyme was produced as inclusion bodies, from which active chitinase could be recovered using a simple refolding procedure.
Kummer's response, obtained in a close study of certain cases, was to introduce "ideal numbers" in terms of which unique factorization could be recovered.
Ramsey reported back in February 1944, proposing a small-scale test in which the explosion was limited in size by reducing the number of generations of chain reactions, and that it take place inside a sealed containment vessel from which the plutonium could be recovered.
However, by 16 dpi, the highest stem level from which the fungus could be recovered was no longer dependent on the race.
Some geologists estimate that the Marcellus basin holds an estimated 500 trillion cubic feet of gas, of which 50 trillion cubic feet could be recovered.
