Fly ash is a by-product of coal-fired power plants, whose production is huge.
So far, algal-based industrial facilities have focused on the production of bioactive or dietary supplements due to their high product values [ 9], rather than on biofuels whose production is considered economically unfavorable [ 10].
"There is foetal haemoglobin whose production is normally switched off when we are born.
But the signature variety of the Jura is the white savagnin, whose production is concentrated here and in neighboring Switzerland.
Herbs produce even more pollen than trees, whose production is 1 6 times higher than that of the Poaceae.
The frames of these curtain walls are, usually, extruded aluminium – a material whose production is highly energy-intensive.
This means that the cheapest, nastiest meat, whose production is most dependent on mass medication with antibiotics, is excluded, offering farmers here a degree of protection.
A.O.C., meaning appellation d'origine contrôlée, is the designation that the French give to foodstuffs whose production is limited to specific regions — champagne, for example, or Camembert.
Mr. El-Badri appeared to lose patience at the suggestion that the United States and Iraq, an OPEC member whose production is growing rapidly, would eclipse Saudi Arabia.
Dr. Sulston also showed that the protein whose production is governed by the nuc-1 gene is required for degradation of the DNA of the dead cell.
Angola, whose production is expected to surpass Nigeria's soon, has been destroyed by a quarter-century war fed by arms bought on oil and diamond money.
