Sentence examples for components of old from inspiring English sources

The inner components of old, polluting power plants would be replaced with newer combined-cycle technology.

Nor do I like those new chairs that have been cobbled together from the cast-off components of old ones, the scarily spiky lights made from car parts or just about anything featuring old newspapers and kitchen implements.

When I asked Frederick Crews, a retired Berkeley professor and Freud critic, about psychoanalysts touching down in China, he said, "We have had a bad habit of dumping disapproved or dangerous materials cigarettes, chlorofluorocarbons, toxic components of old computers on less developed countries, without regard for the consequences.

When I asked Frederick Crews, a retired Berkeley professor and Freud critic, about psychoanalysts touching down in China, he said, "We have had a bad habit of dumping disapproved or dangerous materials — cigarettes, chlorofluorocarbons, toxic components of old computers — on less developed countries, without regard for the consequences.

A more complete representation of the age distribution of the old fraction would account for the two primary components of old groundwater entering the well.

These species were chosen because they are taxonomically diverse, widely distributed in northern temperate regions including the continental United States, frequent components of old fields and marginal lands, and weedy but not invasive The plant materials were ground but not otherwise treated or washed before compositional analysis (Table  1).

Instead, both social supports and loneliness are important, each separately, each in its own way, even as these components of older people's lives interact, Dr. Perissinotto said.

Most carnivals throughout the Caribbean, even the ones most closely linked to religious traditions, have a component of old African mysticism and often involve the exorcising of evil spirits.

Scientists have long known that such yellowing can stem from cellulose the main component of old, handmade paper which oxidizes over time to develop colored molecular structures known as chromophores.

Possible sources of Ni in surface water include anthropogenic sources, combustion of fossil fuels (Merian 1984), old battery wastes, components of automobiles, old coins, and many other items containing stainless steel and other Ni alloys.

Sometimes one daughter gets preferential treatment, by receiving newly synthesised components instead of old, battered and repaired ones.