Definition
Definition of downstreaming - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
business processTECH. the act of refining and selling productsTECH.
- Downstreaming is crucial for maximizing profits in the oil industry.
2.
data flowTECH. the movement of data to a lower levelTECH.
- Efficient downstreaming improves data processing speed.
3.
biotechnologyTECH. the process of purifying biological productsTECH.
- Downstreaming is essential in producing high-quality vaccines.
Adjective
1.
sequentialRare occurring later in a process or sequenceRare
- The downstreaming effects of the policy were not immediately apparent.
2.
directionalRare moving or situated in the direction of a stream's flowRare
- The downstreaming water carried the leaves away.
Origin of downstreaming
Old English, dūn (hill) + stream (stream)
Examples of downstreaming in a sentence
The company invested in downstreaming to enhance its supply chain. Downstreaming of information is crucial for decision-making. The company focused on downstreaming to enhance efficiency. Downstreaming reduces impurities in the final product. The company invested in new downstreaming technologies. The downstreaming consequences were significant.
We need to consider the downstreaming impacts of this decision. The downstreaming current was strong after the rain. They followed the downstreaming path of the river.
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- French:aval, en aval, ...
- German:Downstreaming, nachfolgend, ...
- Italian:downstreaming, successivo, ...
- Spanish:proceso de refinación y venta, posterior, ...
- Portuguese:refinamento e venda, a jusante, ...
- Chinese:下游加工, 后续的, ...
- Japanese:下流工程, 後の, ...
- Arabic:عَمَليَّات المَصَب, لاحِق, ...
- Hebrew:זִקוּק וּמְכִירָה, מְאֻחָר בַּתַּהֲלִיךְ, ...
- Russian:даунстриминг, последующий, ...
- Ukrainian:доводка, послідовний, ...
- Hindi:डाउनस्ट्रीमिंग, क्रमिक, ...
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