Sentences with phrase «usually used as a dip»

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You can dip into quality companies that are heavily oversold on a short - term basis and usually sell after a few recovery days for a nice profit, or you can use this as an opportunity to buy quality companies at knockdown prices, and tuck them away for a few years.

Dips, which are usually used as pour - on products, have a slighlty longer residual effect and are more likely to be associated with toxicity.

A new technology developed by University of Nebraska - Lincoln electrical engineering doctoral student Jie Cheng solves both of those problems by harnessing the excess wind energy usually wasted as spillage and storing it for use when wind speeds dip, making wind turbines more efficient and consistent.