Sentence examples for changes in waste from inspiring English sources

Conservatives on the council said the authority had yet to produce figures showing whether changes in waste collection rounds had improved the service's efficiency.

The changes in waste generation rates and engineering properties of the coal waste during the life of the facility must be considered.

The theoretical models for MSW also have some limitations due to the changes in waste composition and particle size distribution caused by biodegradation.

Finally, staged development of the underground layout was adopted to more readily adjust to changes in waste forms and Congressional funding.

In addition, waste composition is highly unlikely to remain stable, and changes in waste policies and population habits can contribute to waste composition changes which would also affect the performance of WTE plants.

Chemical variability induced by relatively small changes in waste package heat output suggests that designing a monitoring program that will rigorously test model predictions will likely require high resolution, three-dimensional simulations of the "as-built" monitoring tunnels.

The only hope for Elkhorn coral is a radical change in waste water management throughout the Caribbean.

Falkirk councillor Dr Craig Martin said the change in waste collections could have significant savings for the authority.

Table 2 shows regression equations for figure 2. Regression slopes indicate the magnitude of change in wasting prevalence when case definitions change from NCHS to WHO: severe wasting in infants under 6 months is 3.5 times greater and severe child wasting 1.7 times greater.

When the ADG supply is interrupted, which sometimes can be caused by maintenance activities or changes in sewage waste composition entering the plant, the fuel cell power plant needs to be able to respond.

48 There would likely be differential changes in food waste patterns with different price changes making modelling of these circumstances difficult.