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Silver is often obtained as a byproduct during the separation of lead from rock.

There is plenty of evidence to support the hypothesis that what used to be considered altruism is now a byproduct of daily life online.

But I wanted the score of a game to be the byproduct of these other things, and not the end itself.

One good byproduct that came out of this crash was a fresh realization of a new channel to the old economy companies.

Mr Obama said last week if Russia increased co-operation with the US on Iran as a "byproduct" of his decision, it would be a "bonus" .

Ferguson said one of the main advantages is the only byproduct is sand, which can be safely disposed or recycled.

The high price of oil, whose byproduct diesel oil is used in yachts, did not seem to worry anyone in this rarefied crowd.

Cleaning coal of its greenhouse gas byproduct is a widely discussed idea but at this point unavailable at a commercial scale.

A lot of people fail to realize that money is just a byproduct of adding value in the form of a product or service to people.

Therefore, while noise may not be a useful feature, it is at least a byproduct of a useful feature.

It's not a sapiential universe, just dead matter, the life you know is just a byproduct.

Losing size, in this line of thought, isn't just a byproduct of economic malaise, but a strategy.

Real comfort is not the byproduct of specific foods any more than it is the result of alcohol or drugs or money or pleasure or power.

Culture clashes may be an inevitable byproduct of the urgency with which the search engine war is being waged .

And as an unusual byproduct of the general freedom many writers feel free to "say anything" on the Web.

Making new elements is just a byproduct of an effort to discover things about the atomic nucleus, Moody said.

One project is trying to use zirconia, a tin byproduct, to create solid oxide fuel cells.

Made of limestone, tufa forms as a byproduct of the precipitation of carbonate minerals from surrounding water.

This byproduct is land filled, burned, used as fertilizer or mixed with compost to produce a viable soil amendment.

When ozone reacts with an organic, the byproduct is oxygen and an oxidized form of the organic.

A byproduct of the use of the extract was that men experienced higher levels of libido and stronger sexual performances.

As 3M execs see it, everything coming out of a plant is either product, byproduct (which can be reused or sold), or waste.

Those findings contradict the latest study, and suggest female orgasm might be a byproduct after all.

Their attraction to man-made electrical devices may be an accidental evolutionary byproduct of this natural ability.

Deep personal anger and frustrations must inevitably be a byproduct of these societal pressures.

The space she discovered was a byproduct of her ability to express compassion.

That Bain now has a substantial equity stake in the company is a welcome byproduct of the recent shenanigans.

The women characters' closeness is a byproduct of a world where marriage is no longer the highest goal for women.

It's a good byproduct at least that the [Grant Thornton] name isn't there anymore. '

Their Gifts are a byproduct of their penchant for visions and riddles, as well as outgrowths of their pursuit of non-lethal combat methods.

In 2007, Chinese researchers discovered a way to help rid deep-fried foods of a toxic frying byproduct using a bamboo extract.

Decreasing longevity is merely the byproduct of a decade of corporate governance reforms aimed at boosting c-suite accountability.

Piperazine was separated from ethylenediamine byproduct polyethylene polyamines mixture by refrigeration and azeotrope distillation.

Sometimes emotional pain is an inevitable byproduct of making difficult decisions that involve honest emotional expressiveness.

The petroleum-based solvent, which causes cancer in animals, is not added to the items but appears as a byproduct of manufacturing.

The construction disturbance mainly occurs within the plastic zone with the heave of ground surface as a byproduct.

With the rise in fertilizer costs, as a byproduct of high-energy prices, any African green revolution will perforce not be chemical.

Mr. Fyfe: Innovation has almost become a byproduct of that focus on people.

The gas flares symbolise the start of a process of transforming a dangerous and carbon-heavy byproduct of the mining industry.

Remember, you're not in the markets for psychotherapy; self-discovery is a byproduct, not the goal of trading.

Treatment of a furfural-byproduct wastewater by catalytic oxidation using perhydrol.

The control of dissolved oxygen content in beer fermentation is an important procedure influencing metabolic byproduct of beer.

The second byproduct is of course oxygen - hence the name 'Air Tree'!

There may be a positive byproduct of our troubled times: a decrease in the urge to complain.

The obtained high-quality phosphate as a byproduct can be used as an animal food additive, and the phosphorus content is over 18%.

As they eat the nitrates, they form nitrites as an intermediate chemical byproduct.

Glowing methane, which can be produced naturally or be a biological byproduct, has been detected on the planet.

Perhaps the birth of the World brand is a byproduct inadvertently, rather than over-the pursuit of unrealistic results.

A byproduct of this part is the distribution of the (baryonic) mass-to-light ratio of elliptical galaxies.

More than almost any other animal byproduct.

Fully exploit byproduct gas in the steelworks plays a great role on reducing energy consumption and environmental load of steel industry.

Glycerine is a process byproduct, which can be refined for pharmaceutical applications.

These high-speed jets of gas are the byproduct of the birth of new stars, still hidden in the clouds.

Then, the ensuing chemical process releases a second wallop of CO2 as a byproduct of turning calcium carbonate into calcium oxide.

Expertise is a byproduct of the road to mastery, not the destination.

Then the goal would be the natural byproduct of my daily actions.

Red sludge is a byproduct of the refining of bauxite into alumina, the basic material necessary for manufacturing aluminum.

Rational, philosophical categories are a byproduct of human praxis and effort to systematize concepts.

Ironically the younger generation's zeal is a byproduct of the censorship and propaganda they have been suckled on.

This may be a byproduct of resistance against U. S. unilateralism and nationalism.

Steel slag is a solid byproduct derived from the steel-making process, and contains certain amount of iron, calcium, aluminum, etc.

Perceived patience is actually a byproduct of increased understanding and appropriate expectations.

China has benefited most through projects that reduce industrial gases, particularly HFC, a byproduct of making refrigerants.

While power savings may be a byproduct, it is not typically a specific objective.

Is occasional violent tragedy a distasteful byproduct of a free society?

Soybean lecithin is byproduct in producing bean oil from soybean. Its main components are soybean phosphatide , neutral oil and water.

A byproduct will be the massive contraction of their deficits, probably by more than half, through import reductions.

Sugar and its byproduct are the basis of the island's economy.

Close kinship was not the source of insect eusociality but simply a byproduct, Wilson argued.

Phil Jackson walks with a cane now, a byproduct of hip operations and other accumulated aches from a long and storied N. B. A. journey.

If your team blends creativity and continuous delivery, systematic reuse will be a natural byproduct.

Indeed, when caffeine is ingested and broken down by the liver, one byproduct is small amounts of theophylline.

The byproduct copper sulfide was transformed into copper oxide by roasting, which was cyclically used in the next syn- thesis.

It is a byproduct and consequence of the ease-of-access to remote computing sites provided by the Internet.

But as a "byproduct byproduct repetit applied" they noticed that testing requires design improvement, too.

And social play is part of what we're about here today, and is a byproduct of the play scene.

The lovely Burma Chronicles is another fortuitous creative byproduct of Doctors Without Borders.

Tigogenin is a byproduct in the hemp-making industry using the sisal, as a castoff, it pricks up environmental pollutant.

Educational problem of floating population's children is the byproduct of rural population's large-scale floating form country to city.

The method we describe here, Total Cost Management (TCM), offers a key byproduct: fewer abortive design efforts.

Yellow water, brown and sticky muddy liquid, is the byproduct in liquor production by solid fermentation.

Cases of lead poisoning and other pollution have become a distressingly familiar byproduct of China's unchecked economic growth.

This lamppost composts trash and uses the methane byproduct as a fuel to power the lamps.

If it is not China, it is will be someone else, that is the byproduct of US way of life .

The byproduct of industrialisation under the current economic model is environmental destruction.

In the sulfite paper process, the liquor byproduct contains wood sugars and lignosulfonate.

The gas is produced as a byproduct of fertiliser use in agriculture and other industrial processes.

One goal of SOA - Integration as a byproduct of Service composition.

The coal byproduct is useful for a lot more than just vehicle components.

Is is simply the byproduct of a crude mechanical action?

Anti-malaria drugs work by keeping the parasite from neutralizing a toxic byproduct of digestion.

The key thing here is that this sulfur is a byproduct of a complex biological mechanism that is occurring.

The byproduct of history is the confrontation between Protestant and Catholic.

Ironically, children learn the importance of saving as a byproduct of their intention to spend.

Anti - malaria drugs were by- keeping work by keeping the parasite from neutralising neutralizing a toxic byproduct of digestion.

These results challenge the byproduct theory of female orgasm.

Manufacturers can easily remove the toxic byproduct, but are not required by law to do so.

In Texas, Mr Plowman also sees potential for cottonseed oil, a byproduct of cotton production.

Fluidized bed combustion coal fly ash is a byproduct of coal power plant, the use of FCA should be encouraged.

The HC-1 high-efficiency metallic cutting liquid is made up of the byproduct of synthetical tower oil , and comes into form by several ways.

Methane, one byproduct of the treatment process, has 21 times the warming potential of carbon dioxide.

As people trend toward ethical business, TJ's may find that receiving is a byproduct of giving.

It emerged casually and as a byproduct of our conversation.

For people praying for you is a byproduct of yourgenerosity.

It is very efficient and offers great fuel economy, and its only byproduct is water, so it's also a 'green' aircraft.

The premium is a byproduct of Beijing's restrictions on foreign investment.

The only byproduct is water.

As a byproduct, India's NFD production grows 62. 1%, creating excess supplies that allow NFD exports to rise.

For central bankers, one byproduct of printing money is that it helps drive down the currency.

Stress is a huge byproduct of our busy lives and it takes a tremendous toll on our health.

The world's most powerful X-ray machines are a byproduct of high-energy physics.

It uses natural components such as rice-husk ash, a byproduct of polishing rice, and attaches to a water-storage unit to purify water.

An important class of power stations in the Middle East uses byproduct heat for desalination of water.

It is a byproduct of great, simple living. The joy of living comes from what we put into living, not from what we seek to get from it.

It comes, like happiness, to those who are aiming at something higher. It is a byproduct of great, simple living.

Others, such as delivery companies, accumulate reams of addresses as a byproduct of their operations.

God said , no . Patience is a byproduct of tribulations; it isn't granted it is learned.

The nitrous-powered rocket's only byproduct is hot, pure air.

In order to solve this pollution problem, many factories adopt a method of neutralizing acidic waste water with ammonia byproduct and lime.

A key byproduct of the integration-first approach is that testing and testers become first-class citizens in the process.

A key byproduct of the integration-first approach is that testing and testers become first-class citizens in the process.

Steel slag is a byproduct of steel-making industry.

Cyanuric acid is a melamine byproduct.

Sometimes this leads to gay orientation as a kind of byproduct.

The blast furnace gas (BEG) which is byproduct of ironmaking plays an important role in the energy construction of iron and steel works.

It's a byproduct of great, simple living.

It is a byproduct of great, simple living.

It's an accidental byproduct, like men's nonlactating nipples.

Uric acid is a natural byproduct of DNA metabolism and it is normally excreted in urine.

If pure hydrogen is used as a fuel, fuel cells emit only heat and water as a byproduct.

If pure hydrogen is used as a fuel, fuel cells emit only heat and water as a byproduct.

4-MI forms in foods such as caramel as a byproduct. The coloring is also widely used in soy sauce, vinegar, beer and other soft drinks.

Sand and Dirt weather disaster accursed in China is also the byproduct of desertification.

To some, what we're seeing is a transient epiphenomenon, the byproduct of cultural and economic forces.

I am the toxic waste byproduct of God's creation.

For example, people given hormone generated more lactate, a byproduct of exercise that can cause pain and muscle fatigue.

If you like to interpret it that way, then the deep green is very much a British colonial byproduct.

Expansion revamping of a system producing high-concentration ammonium bisulphite byproduct

Preparation Technology for Hydrogen Chloride from Byproduct Hydrochloric Acid Desorption and Its Application

Application background and significance of hydrogen chloride preparation from byproduct hydrochloric acid desorption are introduced;

Application background and significance of hydrogen chloride preparation from byproduct hydrochloric acid desorption are introduced;

Preparation of Red Iron Oxide Pigment with Ferrous Sulfate from the Byproduct of Titanium Dioxide and Its Coating

Comprehensive Utilization of Byproduct from Cyclohexane Oxygenation

Chromium-Containing Wastewater Treatment by Copperas Byproduct in Titanium Dioxide Production

Determination of chlorite, chlorate and bromate of byproduct disinfection in drinking water by ion chromatography

Microbial Organo-Desulfurization of Petroleum and Production of Byproduct Benzene Sulfonate

Treatment of Byproduct Hydrochloric Acid in Chlorobenzene Production by Resin Adsorption Process

forcibly cooling the condensed plating liquid again to make byproduct salt supersaturated and separated out;

Utilization current and development trend of the byproduct of double-low rapeseed oil processing

This process is accomplished at an astonishing 80% efficiency and produces only carbon dioxide gas as a byproduct

This process is accomplished at an astonishing 80% efficiency and produces only carbon dioxide gas as a byproduct

Comprehensive Utilization of Phosphate Fertilizer Byproduct Fluosilicic Acid

Size analysis of byproduct aluminium hydroxide produced from alkaline solution

Production of Anhydrous Hydrogen Fluoride with Byproduct Fluorosilicic Acid from Phosphate Fertilizer Plant

Analysis of Spectrum and Structural Identification of 3-OH Clarithromycin and Its Byproduct

Optimization of VAc Process for Increasing Recovery of Byproduct Acetaldehyde

Study on the environmental behaviors of heavy metals in desulphurization byproduct

An Overview of Comprehensive Utilization of Byproduct of Flue-gas-desulfurization

Application Research on Titanium Dioxide Waste Acid and Acid Waste Water Treatment and the Byproduct-gypsum

Analysis on drinking water disinfectant and the byproduct of inorganic disinfection

Analysis on drinking water disinfectant and the byproduct of inorganic disinfection

Technological Progress on Byproduct of Chlorination in Drinking Water

Production of Ferrous Powder by Oxidative Roast of Copperas, A Byproduct of Titanium Pigment

Study on Variability in AOC and Disinfection Byproduct in Water Distribution System

Study on Pre-chloramination Process for Control of Disinfection Byproduct

Autolysis Conditions of Tilapia Byproduct Proteins

Mechanism and effect of desulphurization byproduct on Eucalyptus

Adsorption of mixed heavy metal solution by wheat bran fermentation byproduct

Study on Comprehensive Utilization Channel of Byproduct in Corn Starch Works

Comparison of limestone milling schemes for wet FGD system with gypsum byproduct

Comparison of limestone milling schemes for wet FGD system with gypsum byproduct

Synthesis of Crotonacid by Oxidation of Crotonaldehyde from Acetaldehyde Unit Byproduct

Effects of Wort Containing Abundant Ferrum and Zinc on Metabolic Byproduct of Beer Yeast

Production technology of maize oil from the byproduct of producing corn alcohol

The Structural Identification of the Byproduct from Zidovudine and it's Application

Approach to the Use of Fluoride Byproduct from Yunnan Phosphorous Fertilizer Industry

Review on Preparation of Hypophosphorous Acid and Hypophosphite and Recovery of Byproduct

Introduction to nitrogen trichloride byproduct from the electrolysis of brine

Improvements on the Production Process of Sodium Sulfite-a Byproduct of Rongalite

The Study of eliminating Iron from Nickel Sulfate of the Copper plant's Byproduct

The Study of eliminating Iron from Nickel Sulfate of the Copper plant's Byproduct

Effects of Oxygenate Quantity in Cold Wort on Metabolic Byproduct of Beer

Study on the technology of brewing soy sauce with byproduct from brewing beer instead of soybean meal

Scavenging of Hg by Wheat Bran Fermentation Byproduct

The Study of Synthetic Utilization on Byproduct of Grape Machining

The using of poultry processing byproduct

Use of desulfurized gypsum as industrial byproduct in building materials

Acid rain is a byproduct of burning coal and oil for energy;

Catalytic Synthesis of Methyl 1-Naphthylacetate Using Byproduct of Production PVA

Production of Chicken Meat and It's Byproduct

Production of Chicken Meat and It's Byproduct