Sentences with phrase «biproduct of»

In the second part of his series, he explores how biofuels made from perennial grasses can store carbon in the soil to actually have a negative greenhouse gas impact, and even points to the possibility of creating charcoal as a biproduct of biofuel production and then burying it in the ground:

Usually constructive creativity is a biproduct of happiness.

Of course, sticking with established tradition led to Ledger edging out his co-star Gary Oldman for our award - an unfortunate biproduct of a cast that was truly an embarrassment of riches.

One very cool biproduct of getting fit is that my old clothes once again fit.

Xanthan gum is the natural biproduct of bacterial fermentation of certain plants and plant materials.

Longterm happiness can only come as a biproduct of other choices.

For those not aware, fly - ash is a biproduct of coal mining that is used as a substitute for cement in concrete mixes.

Ketones are the biproducts of the chemical reaction of ketosis, where the body burns fat to gain energy for the brain and body.

The biproducts of fossil fuels are carbon monoxide, sulphites, nitrites, and solid residue which is non biodegradable.

Not exact matches

Critical to this research is our ability to trace the raw materials of galaxy formation and its biproducts.

For instance, too much activation of phase I can lead to the accumulation of toxic biproducts, stressing the importance of an active phase II to disarm them.