Sentence examples for conventional cleanup from inspiring English sources
The nanoparticles' larger surface area, when compared with the same amount of conventional cleanup material, also makes them much more reactive.
In recent years, phytoremediation techniques have received increasing attention due to cost-effective, nonintrusive, and safe alternative compared to conventional cleanup techniques [ 9].
The new product, which uses enzymes to break down the chemical structure of chewing gum at low temperatures and pressure, is easier to use and less damaging to surfaces than conventional gum cleanup methods.
In other spills of oil sands crude, cleanup has proved more difficult and expensive than accidents involving conventional petroleum.
Conventional wisdom suggested the Yankees would not pitch to Juan Gonzalez, the Rangers' massive cleanup hitter.
Tepco's bottom line has also been damaged by the costs of the cleanup, as well as by expensive imports of fuel for the conventional power stations that now provide most of the power to the Tokyo region.
In China's coal cleanup, the years from the early 2000s to around 2012 were the period of desulfurization limiting release of conventional pollutants and PM 2.5, the stuff that kills people directly.
Besides the conventional operation of SAGD, the EOR mechanisms of MFAGD technique also include heat insulation, energy recovery, gas dissolution and auxiliary cleanup of non-condensable gas.
