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Meanings of by-product in English
Unwanted secondary product of a production process, manufacturing process or chemical reaction.
Usage of by-product in English
1
The 'mistake' or 'by-product' idea, which I am espousing, works like this.
2
It is used in certain reactors that produce plutonium as a by-product.
3
But changed times have been the by-product of a much altered approach.
4
In some instances the coke, and not the gas, is a by-product.
5
It is really by-product of the late Ivar Kreuger, the match emperor.
6
Is it real or a by-product of your profession in some way?
7
The superoxide anion is the main undesired by-product of mitochondrial oxidative phosphorylation.
8
It's a by-product of being on the leaderboard that these things happen.
9
This is the retort or by-product oven, sometimes called the recovery oven.
10
A by-product of British exclusion is the inauguration of a Made-in-England campaign.
11
Much money was included in his scheme, but simply as a by-product.
12
Some of that is a by-product of the times we live in.
13
The mechanistic proposal predicts that 2-octenal is a by-product of the reaction.
14
The striving is an intrinsic element, not a by-product for our understanding.
15
Foresters grow trees for the wood crop, with nuts as a by-product.
16
I wonder if true simplicity is ever any thing but a by-product.
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Portuguese
By-product through the time
By-product across language varieties
United States of America
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