How to pronounce“byproducts”in English

these things are byproducts of our cultural subscription so brands that create branded products

are all byproducts of how the Earth orbits the sun.

But those things are byproducts of culture.

And often with byproducts-- for example, an X might split an R into a Y in some other molecule, which would also be crucial to this explanation.

often have byproducts and waste that gets dumped into these massive pools uh that is then mixed with water and create

have those byproducts anymore.

And your digestion happens with two chemical byproducts, hydrochloric acid.

The peasants would take all the byproducts of making that wine.

Grappa is made from the byproducts of wine-making.

an extraordinary ability to expel the byproducts of digestion.

studied carving one of the interesting byproducts of that fieldwork was that there is somewhere in a museum or

chemically weather one of the byproducts takes CO2 out of the atmosphere the warmer it gets the faster that process works and so the warmer it gets the

chemically weather one of the byproducts takes CO2 out of the atmosphere the warmer it gets the faster that process works and so the warmer it gets the

So what they would do is take whatever the byproducts that happened to be in the area, they would ferment and distill.

but they View profitability and growth as the byproducts of what they do not

one it's about the recyclability of our byproducts today we sented 98% we want to get to 99 % so again that's the second pillar and the third pillar is

the main source of gases and oils which are refined and as byproducts we get

Using technology, we can reduce negative byproducts, and that's fantastic and we should continue to do that.

Of course, there are positive economic byproducts.

different from both of those I think they're accidents I think they're accidental byproducts of cognitive systems that we've evolved for

Consider, 8 or 9 million people a year die from breathing the combustion byproducts of

At the same time, that culture produced all kinds of byproducts, the most notable one about Susan Fowler and the way they treated women, that

But not just energy, but also a lot of byproducts of of energy production including fertilizer

But coal does contain radioactive materials, uranium and its byproducts.

And if you are peeling them, a lot of these byproducts, like the onion skin, can be used in so many things.

We all know that every major medical organization says we all should eat less processed foods and less meat and less animal byproducts.

that Google has done, it is one of the unfortunate byproducts of googling-- is that people believe that within a few minutes of googling any subject

So there are a lot of not just their genes, but the byproducts of those genes, of the pathways that those genes encode--

And believe it or not, there's enough residual sugar left in those wine byproducts that they could ferment that liquid.

them and I think that the system is so powerful that it sometimes leads to certain unpredicted byproducts things that that that we have

Um and and certainly there are no unpleasant um and costly byproducts

body is busy recognizing molecules and responding to them whether they're hormones that flow through the blood or drugs or or metabolic byproducts or a

the other big herbicide producer in the US, and they warned them that the acne-causing effects are stemming from pollution through byproducts, referring to dioxin.

And research was also showing that after you spray glyphosate, the microorganisms in the soil break it down into safe byproducts.

So shiitake mushrooms, when they're farmed, they're grown on byproducts from the timber industry.

And at night, it's during deep sleep when that cleansing system kicks into high gear, and it washes away all of the toxic metabolic byproducts

Catastrophic pollution, so by using fossil fuels, leaving aside CO2, there are all these destructive byproducts.

That's a problem, first of all, because every other form of energy has byproducts, so it's too binary in classification, although some are

So all of this kind of came together after the war in the 50s and 60s, because one of the big byproducts of food processing whether it is dehydration or whatever it is that it