The phrase "and scrap in the" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete thought or phrase, making it difficult to determine its intended use without additional context.
Example: "We need to gather all the materials and scrap in the workshop before we start the project."
Alternatives: "and debris in the" or "and waste in the".
The cab side was given a representation of the medal and its ribbon, which was displayed until the engine was withdrawn from service and scrapped in the late 1960s.
Raeder had resigned in protest of Adolf Hitler's order that all surface ships be decommissioned and scrapped in the aftermath of the Battle of the Barents Sea.
No further information on West Apaums career is available, but it is known that she was abandoned by the USSB in 1933, and scrapped in the second quarter of that year.
Neither of these methods – measurement of selection and comparative analysis – lacks severe limitations on the rigor of strong-inference hypothesis testing, given the problematic nature of reconstructing thousands or millions of years in history from snapshots of present-day variation and scraps in the fossil record.
She was officially struck off the Navy List on 29 May 1918 by the Soviets and scrapped in 1935 by the Estonians.
She was refit at Kure in 1918, disarmed in 1922, and stricken from the Navy List the following year and scrapped in accordance with the Washington Naval Treaty.
A conveyor belt fed shredded circuit boards and scrap into the fire in a dim, fast blur.
By comparing modelled generation of scrap with actual scrap consumption in the UK, we obtain estimates of loss or accumulation of iron and steel scrap in the UK.
Owens helps give the 49ers a wealth of attitude and confidence that will be needed Sunday in frigid Green Bay, when the Packers and 49ers scrap in the playoffs.
She was sunk by Allied aircraft in 1944 at Samos and scrapped in place after the end of World War II.
