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• We then used the results of our analysis to refine the original theory and to add to the literature in new ways.
• If there is any excess refining capacity anywhere else, the gas refiners would rationally move the gas to those other refineries, since they could get the full market wholesale price elsewhere.
• But perhaps the most impressive feat was refining the oil to run vehicles.
• Laws against sexual harassment have been refined over the years, including harassment at the workplace.
• The questionnaire was further refined on the basis of their feedback.
• Traditionally, low-grade heroin is refined from Afghan opium.
• Freud's theories were incidental - useful in refining traditional methods of popular control perhaps, but a sideshow.
• From then on, astrophysicists have continually refined the model by looking closer and closer.
• The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission today released a report supporting the petrol discounting arrangements between oil refiners and supermarkets.
• Under the new proposals, the degree of margin reduction for cane refiners is around two-and-a-half times greater than that for beet producers, so that the competitive imbalance between beet and cane producers would be widened.
• The second heating refines the coarse grains and leaves the steel in a softened condition.
• The concept was subsequently refined by Myers and CI, most recently in 2000.
• The mining corporation stations thrived as they specialised in refining the raw materials needed by everyone.
• The Prime Minister and his Deputy met representatives of Australia's four major oil refiners in Sydney today to discuss how they'll reach the government's biofuels target.
• The shortfall has limited refiners ' ability to build up US heating oil stocks, which at 50 million barrels are 10 per cent below last year, weekly government data showed last week.
• It refines the silver to 99.9% purity and then sells it to London bullion markets.
• The frying method was refined by the Japanese into the light, crispy, yummy treat we know today.
• So we need more refineries or we at least more refining capacity.
• A large portion of imported Nigerian oil is refined into gasoline due to its low sulfur content.
• It handles 40% of the UK's oil production and 90% of Scotland's oil and gas is refined there.
• It now refines Saudi oil and has emerged as a banking powerhouse for the Islamic world.
• Just weeks after the refinery had resumed production of petroleum products, a fire has again swept through one of the furnaces that refines petrol.
• The course materials and the presentation methods were progressively refined for each course.
• When oil is refined this reaction is used to remove unwanted alkenes.
• The process gradually refines the steel - compacting the grain while adjusting the carbon content.
• I try to touch on topics that I feel are universal, and refine my methods of communication so what I'm saying is clear to any listener.
• Arabs were probably the first to cultivate and refine sugar around the Mediterranean.
• Rundle and Holliday are working to refine the method and find new ways to visualize the data.
• Universities not only transmit knowledge, they also refine existing knowledge and develop new knowledge and ideas.
• Good investors continually refine their stock picking method, tweaking it here and there.
• It used to be a real problem to refine sugar before his invention made the process simpler and more profitable.
• The government would also encourage joint ventures and private sector investment in petroleum refining .
• The Navy built upon the work of McCarty Little, continually refining his technique.
• He attempted to simplify and refine existing theories and to present them from new perspectives.
• Most horticultural oils are refined from crude oil.
• The American system of training has been refined over the years and at no time is a trainee left unsupervised.
• Anderson's original design was then refined by Bill Lloyd, CCA's public relations department manager.
• The premise is correct: there has been progress; theories are refined , generalised, clarified, simplified, and perfected.
• Our consensus now maintains social equilibrium by the more refined method of suppressing forms of thought.
• In the 150 years human being have drilled for and refined petroleum, it's estimated we've used about 1 trillion barrels.
• After the events of the last week, it looks as if we have merely refined our methods.
• Though it will be hard to prove in court, the drug was probably refined in North Korea, from opium poppies grown there as part of a deliberate government program.
• Copper sulfate comes from refining the metal and is used as a fungicide.
• The author refines a paper to the point that it is ready for exposure and discussion.