Sentence examples for being discarded to from inspiring English sources

Instead of being discarded to the environment with costly treatments, process effluents can be reused and valued for their mass and heat content.

The form grew up in England during the First World War, a time, we know, when old manners were being discarded, to the grief of many.

The argument for the plastic tree is undermined somewhat by the fact that plastic trees are used not for a "lifetime", but for an average of five or six times before being discarded to spend the next few centuries degrading in a landfill.

Using the games as a case study, Mangiron and O'Hagan highlight that the freedom to modify, omit or add content results in the traditional concept of fidelity being discarded to maintain the "game experience".

Each session consisted of 220 volumes with the first 5 volumes being discarded to allow for T1 equilibration effects.

The programmatic interface to this gives the appearance of all database records being held within memory; however, only the most recently used items are stored with older items being discarded to keep memory usage low.

The first four volumes of each run were discarded to allow T1 equilibration.

The digest from the first 10 min of trypsin digestion was discarded to exclude debris.

Such outliers are discarded to prevent calculation errors undetected by strict value bounds.

The first three volumes of each run were discarded to eliminate nonequilibrium effects of magnetization.

The first five volumes of each functional run were discarded to allow for T1 stabilization.