Refining Sample Clauses
Refining. Key Financials -2002 not dated 1 English
Refining. Products and applications involving the distillation and/or refining of inorganic and/or organic liquids and gases with the purpose of preferentially separating and/or removing targeted constituents.
Refining. All records and readings pertaining to the meters shall remain the property of BHP Refining and shall be kept on file by BHP Refining for a period of one (1) year. Upon request of Citizens, BHP Refining shall make available to Citizens during normal business hours, copies of such reports and readings, together with a record of repairs, calibrations or adjustments made, and calculations thereof, for Citizens' inspection and verification, subject to return within twenty (20) days.
Refining. The consummation of the transactions contemplated hereby has been duly authorized by all necessary corporate action on the part of HERI. * * * 126 OPINION OF THE BHP GROUP COUNSEL The required opinions may contain customary assumptions, qualifications and limitations. As to factual matters, counsel may rely on such certificates of officers of BHP Hawaii and BHP Pacific and their Affiliates and governmental officials as such counsel shall deem necessary or appropriate. Such opinions shall be expressed only with respect to the laws of Victoria, Australia. Such opinion may contain such qualifications and explanations of the basis thereof as may be reasonably acceptable to Buyer.
Refining. Commences at the point when milling, as defined, is completed, and material enters the sequential processes to produce a product of higher purity.
Refining. USD$1.00 per xxxx ounce of contained gold
Refining. Filtering Only publications of the database including the abstracts should be selected. C2) Review In case of more than 3,000 selected references, random sampling can be performed to reduce the number of references reviewed. All decisions are based on abstract, keywords and titles only. The publications reviewed should be screened according to clear objective inclusion/exclusion criteria, which have been approved by consensus. These criteria are listed in section A3 (page 19). Each work-package should add its own inclusion/exclusion criteria to the above list in order to adapt the refinement strategy to each area. A number of revisions should be made to the inclusion/exclusion criteria by pairs of researchers, be piloted, and some conventions adopted when necessary.
Refining. Xxxx-Xxxxx is an industry leader in the design and construction of crude oil desalting and dehydration units and has acknowledged process expertise in the hydrotreating of refinery streams, naptha reforming and crude oil distillate treating. Growth is expected from expansion and optimization projects worldwide.
Refining. Until now, efforts have been made in conjunction with RING* to promote a high level of integration at the Mizushima Kombinat. To further increase the level and effects of such integration, the companies will concretely consider how to undertake the integrated operation of their adjacent facilities in that kombinat. In addition, without restricting the focus to the Mizushima region, the companies will concretely consider various types of cooperation measures that rationalize and boost the efficiency of their refining operations-related to the cooperative use of oil storage tanks and crude oil tanker vessels, the integration and cooperative use of manufacturing and shipping (including those for exports) facilities, the cooperative construction of new manufacturing facilities, the exchange of manufacturing technology information, and other items-and appropriately move to implement such measures. * RING refers to the Research Association of Refinery Integration for Group Operation, a research association authorized by the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry.
Refining. Copper price participation for the refinery was included at copper prices above $0.90 / lb.