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Other producers like US company ReWall, have developed a material that is made out of 100% reused, shredded beverage cartons in a process that uses no water.
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ROBERT L. SAXE began his company in 1965 to make money on "smart" glass, hoping to perfect a process that uses electricity to darken or lighten the panes.
Ms. Wilson's methods blend the chance accompanying a process that uses a long exposure and no lens with the decision-making involved in darkroom steps, enlarging, computer scanning and printing.
For example, it now takes two to three months to obtain an Alien Land Holder's License, a process that used to take as long as two years.
And though his fee starts at $85 for a process that uses varying curling irons and heat settings, there is a certain lack of ostentation to the results.
The question often comes up with regard to hydrofracking, a process that uses high volumes of water, sand and chemicals to release natural gas from dense rock.
They know that they are getting a genuine garment made entirely on Fair Isle, in a process that uses our unique patterns and techniques but allows them to play a part in the crafting.
The move from labor law to employment litigation — from contract to tort, in the legal jargon — injected all sorts of expense and unpredictability into a process that used to be straightforward and relatively humane.
In a paper in The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, they describe a process that uses an ionic liquid — a salt with a low melting point — in combination with water and acids at lower concentrations to produce fermentable sugars.
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