heavy ends

The heavier ends dragged on the ground, one on either side of the mare.

Trim the heavy ends and any rough spots from the stalks and cut them in half lengthwise.

The sulphuric acid used as a catalyst in the cleavage reactor left the process via the heavy ends.

The heavy ends tar was sent to the boiler house as a supplement to the natural gas fuel used in boiler number 4.

Thus she had a tripod, which she set upright, the heavy ends of the three poles wedged into the ground, far enough apart to assure stability.

In 1993-1994, Gujarat commissioned the country's first hydrocracker unit of 1.2 mmtpa for conversion of heavier ends of crude oil to high value superior products.

Many of the figures have no facial hair, though several of them wear very long moustaches, with heavy ends which hang down to the level of the chin.

The tank farm had tanks for benzene, cumene, phenol ( pure and an 88% solution of phenol in water), alpha-methylstyrene and heavy ends tar.

Examples of byproducts include slag, fly ash, heavy ends, distillation column bottoms, etc. and coproducts include metals such as lead produced during the copper refining process.

Instead, it relies on coupling two C units, both of which are cheaply available from very convenient sources such as natural gas, coal or the otherwise useless 'heavy ends' of crude oil.