The phrase "applications waste" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to waste generated by applications, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The report highlighted the issue of applications waste in the software development process, emphasizing the need for better resource management."
Alternatives: "software waste" or "application inefficiency".
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Fluid flow modeling in porous media has many applications in waste treatment, hydrology and petroleum engineering.
However, many of the applications, especially waste heat recovery, present the challenge of thermal power fluctuations of the heat carrier.
The unique 3D architecture of such scaffolds open perspectives for their applications in waste treatment, biomimetics and tissue engineering.
In building applications, recycled waste materials are becoming promising acoustic absorbers and thermal insulating solutions in order to reduce the environmental impact.
Thus, the analysis and modeling of an effective thermoelectric generator (TEG) system is important given its applications in waste heat recovery systems.
Within CHP applications, the waste heat from a microturbine is used to produce hot water, to either heat buildings, drive absorption cooling, and to supply other thermal energy needs.
Similar applications for waste degradation [ 15] and biofuels [ 27] are under development.
Within the boundaries of these limitations, the theory of spatial modelling and its applications to waste landfills and risk of adverse health have been developed and extensively discussed [ 25- 29].
Contaminants from animal wastes can enter the environment through pathways such as through leakage from poorly constructed manure lagoons, or during major precipitation events resulting in either overflow of lagoons and runoff from recent applications of waste to farm fields, or atmospheric deposition followed by dry or wet fallout (Aneja 2003).
