Sentence examples for before it is discarded from inspiring English sources

The waste material, or tailings, is frequently run through a second cleaning step before it is discarded.

We should point out that although the historical reputation of the FAMD attacker drops very fast from the beginning, it still affects the final decision-making before it is discarded.

An example often cited is a Soviet-made Troika pistol, supposedly capable of firing three shots before it is discarded.

Maintaining active growth almost certainly reduces disease pressure in the bottom of fungus gardens, and when that benefit can be achieved without using limiting resources glucose production may represent the ultimate terminal service of the fungus to symbiotic health before it is discarded.

The score that has few standout songs, bar the title track, and we barely glimpse one chaotic life before it's discarded to tell us of another.

Between 1976 and 1998, the Apple logo itself was a rainbow striped affair before it was discarded a year after Steve Jobs' return in favor of today's modern look.

One of them weighs waste before it's discarded and records what's thrown out, so that a restaurant can identify repeated patterns.

Then it was another 4 months of mud, mold and mildew before I was discarded to a trash pile as my first home was gutted.

Indeed, a key question moving forward will be how research centres can develop sustainability strategies that are contextually-sensitive, allowing creative options for existing infrastructure to be translated or transformed before it is altogether discarded.

Food and Drug Administration regulations allow for blood to be stored up to 42 days before it must be discarded.

The cat's soiled litter must be stored in a lead-lined canister for three months before it can be discarded in the trash.