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Meanings of condensate in English

Portuguese
condensação
Catalan
condensació

Atmospheric moisture that has condensed because of cold.

condensação
Usage of condensate in English
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U.S. condensate supply is estimated at about 1 million barrels per day.
Reuters
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They need to know how much condensate will be available to Asia.
Reuters
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Russia includes gas condensate in production figures, while other producers do not.
Reuters
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Project included new Eagle Ford condensate stabilization facility adjacent to Gardendale terminal.
Reuters
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Karachaganak is Kazakhstan's main gas producer and holds large gas condensate reserves.
Reuters
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They were seeking traces of nerve gas condensate or other chemical substances.
Phantoms
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Brass players were decanting condensate onto the desert sand from their instruments.
Solar
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The concept of lightly processed condensate is peculiar to the United States.
Reuters
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They do these experiments because the Bose-Einstein condensate is no ordinary blob.
Wired
10
South Korea's crude oil import data usually includes condensate, without giving a breakdown.
Reuters
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July - The first condensate cargo for export loads in Texas.
Reuters
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The tax savings from bringing in processed condensate as crude would be considerable.
Reuters
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The other side of that is for treatment and condensate handling.
Anvil Gate
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The removal of trace methanol can significantly reduce the COD of the condensate.
Pubmed
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Breath condensate is an acceptable method of sample collection in children.
Pubmed
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Exhaled breath condensate and pure exhaled breath were measured using the Cyranose 320.
Pubmed
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Portuguese
condensação
Condensate through the time
Condensate across language varieties
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