Fluid catalytic cracking (FCC) is one of the most important conversion processes used in petroleum refineries.

But it can be catalytic. And if we fail to use it as catalytic, we would have failed.

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by the earth cracking open with new growth .

The shield of omerta and intellectual terrorism is cracking.

Japan and China built several plants that were based on direct smelting or on fluidized bed combustion of solid waste.

The two foundations of Europe s seven decades of peace are cracking.

Video Myhrvold thinks tail cracking dinosaurs were interested in love, not war.

This can be done with a thermal or catalytic method.

The katal (symbol kat) is the SI unit of catalytic activity.

Providing catalytic and continuous support for scaling up sustainable WASH programmes

New regulations have recently been introduced with the specific aim of cracking down on moonlighting.

2001 Participated in Seminar on Cracking Down Transnational Crime by ASEM Law Enforcement Agencies, Beijing.

Is China s political environment loosening up, or is the government cracking down? It s hard to tell.

The global soccer body FIFA has revealed internal divisions about cracking down on racism at the tournament.

1855 Benjamin Silliman, Jr. pioneers methods of petroleum cracking, which makes the entire modern petrochemical industry possible.

Metal oxide particles react with a solid, liquid or gaseous fuel in a fluidized bed combustor, producing solid metal particles and a mixture of carbon dioxide and water vapor.

They illustrate the catalytic effect of digital connectivity (clearly visible, too, among China s twittering classes ).

Financial incentives and higher shares of official development assistance as catalytic funding should also be considered.

Alkali metal reduction Base catalysed decomposition (BCD) Catalytic hydro dechlorination (CHD) Gas phase chemical reduction (GPCR) Photochemical dechlorination (PCD) and catalytic dechlorination (CD) reaction Plasma arc Potassium tert Butoxide (t BuOK) method Supercritical water oxidation (SCWO) and subcritical water oxidation

As far as technologically and economically possible, they intend to use high efficiency technologies for power production from coal, including supercritical steam technology, integrated coal gasification combined cycle and fluidized bed technology.

For example, after China, India, and Pakistan began cracking down on illicit organ markets, many patients turned to the Philippines.

The system is cracking, but only because of the limits of its absorptive capacity, not because of its core principles.

There is clearly plenty of cheap coal for hundreds of years, and with new cracking technology, gas is becoming more abundant.

According to the US Justice Department, Razor 1911 is the oldest software cracking group that is still active on the internet.

UNICEF provided catalytic support to China and Viet Nam in undertaking a communication campaign against cross border trafficking.

To this end, can multilateral assistance play a catalytic role in creating industrial innovation systems in the South?

Authorities, however, answered their protest by cracking down on undocumented Nigerians, a campaign that seemed to only make anti African sentiment worse.

The violence resulted in the state's cracking down on the movement, a confrontation that would intensify throughout the 1980s and early 1990s.

It has a higher octane rating than gasoline and contains no sulphur, and so does not deactivate catalytic converters.

Regional governments may not have openly supported the insurgents, but they clearly avoided cracking down on the jihadist groups operating within their borders.

The system is slowly cracking, and Italian youth risk becoming the first generation in modern history that is worse off than its predecessors.

Many speakers underscored the vital importance of cracking down on economic and financial crime, which was used by organized criminal groups and terrorists.

Since their inception, the regional commissions have also played a catalytic role in the institution building in their respective regions.

The GM has supported its demand side focus in part through the provision of catalytic resources from its own budget.

Regional institutions, including regional economic agreements, development banks and subregional groupings can play an important catalytic role in the integration process.

A third trend is that existing communications procedures indicate that international procedures have an important catalytic role at the national level.

The units could play a catalytic role in initiating and monitoring the process of gender mainstreaming in the national statistical systems

Such dedicated resources should preferably be used for short or medium term actions and programmes with a catalytic or innovative role.

Those springs which had survived cracking through hard use over the rough roads of the time, were proven to be of a better quality steel.

A side reaction of this catalytic cycle led to the production of a small amount of an organic mercury compound, namely methylmercury.

The composition of the subunits is C6R6, forming 2 trimers of catalytic subunits (34 kDa) and 3 dimers of regulatory subunits (17 kDa).

Such appointments could play a major catalytic role in more strongly involving women in peace processes, especially when they reach more formal stages.

The catalytic ingredient to transform all those challenges from threats into opportunities lies in the readiness to take collective action across the board.

It will also play a catalytic and preparatory role in leveraging domestic investment for slum upgrading and other pro poor human settlements development.