byproduct的意思|byproduct的解释-里氏词典

byproduct ['bai,prɒdækt]

n. 副产品

Cotton's byproduct is good feedstuff resource for livestock.
棉花副产品是饲喂牲畜很好的饲料资源。
The second secret is realizing that happiness is a byproduct of something else.
第二大奥秘在于意识到快乐是其他东西的附属品。
But as a" byproduct" they noticed that testing requires design improvement, too.
但是他们发现了“副产品”―试需要更好的设计。

byproduct

[ noun ]

a secondary and sometimes unexpected consequence

<noun.phenomenon>

a product made during the manufacture of something else

<noun.artifact>

Insurers last week won their second battle in recent months, when a New Jersey judge ruled that 126 insurers for former Diamond Shamrock Co. bore no liability for injuries caused by the production of a toxic byproduct of the defoliant Agent Orange.
On the other side of the greenhouse coin, trees are vital consumers of carbon dioxide, which is a byproduct of fossil fuel use and which scientists say is collecting in the atmosphere and trapping increasing amounts of heat.
About the only bright spot was building materials, a business CSR got into almost as an afterthought when it was looking for something to do with the cane-fiber byproduct of its sugar mills and experimented with using it in wallboard.
"As a byproduct, it might not be all bad, but it's not a numbers race," Mr. Drees said.
The real priority was to preserve our history - stimulating tourism was a lucky byproduct.' It was not an easy task.
Tritium is a byproduct of fusion, the bonding together of atomic nuclei to create energy.
Texas American Bancshares Inc. views happiness as a "byproduct" of its personnel efforts, but its primary aim is to involve workers in company affairs.
Tritium, a radioactive form of hydrogen produced as an unwanted byproduct in Canadian-designed nuclear reactors, is used for emergency lighting, such as hotel exit signs, that need to operate without electricity.
A major byproduct of ethanol production is corn gluten feed, a protein supplement for livestock feed that is in demand at home and abroad.
At the time, nervous disorders were thought to be a byproduct of a physical illness.
Silver is often produced as a byproduct of copper mining.
Dioxin, a byproduct of the bleaching process, is a powerful cause of cancer and birth defects in laboratory animals.
Platinum is produced as a byproduct of nickel mining.
One leaking car contained pulp mill liquor, a byproduct of pulp mill operations; the other contained potassium hydroxide, a corrosive chemical used in electroplating and the manufacture of soap and varnish remover, officials said.
Assassinations by car bombs or bomb blasts have long been a byproduct of Lebanon's 14-year-old civil war.
It might be said that this activity is a byproduct of a relatively unrestricted, free-rolling stock market and that placing restrictions inhibiting this activity would do great harm to our economic system.
GM officials are expected to portray the action as a byproduct of the auto maker's recent quality improvements.
The facility burns hazardous waste, producing a byproduct known as aggregate, which is used as a substitute for gravel in road building.
Transuranic waste, a byproduct of nuclear weapons production, is a combination of radioactive material and a wide variety of hazardous substances.
But the New York Court of Appeals, the state's highest court, ruled that the stationhouse confession was a direct byproduct of the unlawful arrest.
The most notable byproduct of the program has been an enormous amount of hard-currency borrowing.
Serotonin is a byproduct of the breakdown of L-tryptophan.
Dioxin, a byproduct of pesticide manufacture, causes cancer in laboratory animals, but has not been directly linked to cancers in humans.
The U.S. attorney's office defended the invasion, calling civilian deaths "an unfortunate, unavoidable byproduct" of any military action in an urban area.
The Adolph Coors Co. delivered 44,000 pounds of feed grain pellets made from malt leftovers, a brewing byproduct, for cattle left without grass because of last month's huge range fire.
While some segments of industry have curbed such releases, they remain largely uncontrolled in other areas such as iron and steel, where benzene is a major byproduct of coke production.
They promoted, as the force of the future, not only nationalism but its fashionable byproduct, irredentism, signifying the union of an entire ethnic group under one state.
Coal tar is a byproduct when coal is processed into coke.
Laboratory tests have shown an EBDC byproduct called ETU causes cancer in animals and likely causes cancer in human if lifelong exposure is significant.
DSG is a chemical byproduct of spergualin, a substance isolated by Japanese scientists in 1981 from bacteria found in soil.

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