Usage of "byproduct" | TermGallery

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A product made during the manufacture of something else.

Использование термина byproduct на английском

All wines contain small amounts; it is a natural byproduct of fermentation. 
 The Irish Times 

Canola meal, a byproduct of canola crushing, is used in livestock feed. 
 Reuters 

Some is a displacement activity, a byproduct of what happened in Greece. 
 The Guardian 

Others argue that religion is too pervasive to be just a byproduct. 
 Wired 

U.S. reliance on the RD-180 is a byproduct of post-Cold War warming. 
 Reuters 

The bichloronylene was reduced as a byproduct and stored in those tanks. 
 The appeal 

The reactions are highly atom-efficient and generate methanol as the only byproduct. 
 Pubmed 

That is the intention, and not the accidental byproduct, of constitutional originalism. 
 NY Magazine 

The byproduct of that combination was InBev, the world's largest beer maker. 
 Reuters 

Heavy water is a non-radioactive byproduct from making nuclear weapons and nuclear energy. 
 Reuters 

Puerto Rico's fiscal crisis is basically the byproduct of a severe economic downturn. 
 The Irish Times 

It is also a byproduct of power production in nuclear plants. 
 Reuters 

The company sources its raw material as a byproduct from the petrochemical industry. 
 Reuters 

An alarming byproduct is the impact on people's health and wellbeing. 
 The Guardian 

Here, on a wider screen, comes the same condition: news as a byproduct. 
 The Guardian 

Glycerin, a byproduct of the process, is sold principally to the cosmetics industry. 
 Reuters 

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