refining造句

Industry: petroleum, petroleum refining, liquefied natural gas, construction.

The refining process removes the bran and germ from the grain.

Lack of refining capacity means that it must import expensive petrol and lubricants.

The interior secretary, Ken Salazar, is refining his moratorium order, hopefully in ways that will meet the district judge's objections.

You can now proceed to refining your test script (by clicking) and replaying it in any manner.

The findings highlight the importance of refining our understanding of the relationship between weight, body fat and disease, says Loos.

Assuming you have collected requirements ahead of time, during the workshop you refine any that require refining, and then you map them to the portal's features.

While it is certainly true that the growth in refining will structurally be in the east... The question is will it be profitable growth. I have my doubts.

I found the process of refining features and developing functional specifications for such a simple project to be both interesting and enjoyable.

The price-fixing convictions came after years of investigations, environmental lawsuits and fines that had plagued Koch’s oil pipeline and refining divisions.

Recycling it requires only a tiny fraction of the energy consumed when mining bauxite and refining it into the same amount of metal.

The wear reason of slit purging plug used in the large refining ladle has been analyzed in detail in the paper, that is the thermal stress and strong erosion and abrasion.

In our experience, user feedback sessions and usability tests are good at identifying major problems with the interaction framework and at refining things like button labels and activity order and priority.

I wrote about this a while back but I've been refining and sharpening my thinking on the question of which devices will be smart and which devices will be dumb.

Hadley says Saudi officials argue that higher prices are driven more by uncertainty in the global market and the lack of refining capacity for the quality of oil most readily available.