Sentence examples for cost of crushing from inspiring English sources
To assist in recycling the debris of wrecked houses and uprooted trees, which make up the majority of the detritus left by the disaster, the Forestry Agency will subsidize 50 percent of the cost of crushing machines that turn waste lumber and wood into chips that can be used as biomass fuel at biopower plants.
In Nymphaea habitats, increased snail crushing resistance may reduce molariform fitness due to increased costs of crushing, while papilliform fitness is higher due to increased availability of plant material for shredding.
The response surface method with cubic basis functions is employed to formulate specific energy absorption and peak crushing force which reduces considerably the computational cost of crush simulations by finite element method.
Not only did the panelists learn that the affected industries' fears of crushing costs were usually way off target; they found that even OSHA tended to overestimate the cost of its rules.
No one should have to worry about their health care or go bankrupt because of crushing medical costs for themselves and their families.
"Prop 5 finally addresses the twin tragedy of crushing prison costs on society and the revolving trapdoor of incarceration that stems from locking up too many nonviolent offenders," filmmaker Gabriel London, who has documented the state of our prisons, told me.
The majority of the operating costs of commercial crushing are caused by the power consumption and the wear part maintenance.
For reasons of cost, dry process crushing facilities are typically adopted.
Andrew Rossi's new documentary, Ivory Tower, looks at higher education today, especially the vertiginously escalating tuition costs and the consequences of those costs, from crushing debt burdens on young graduates to the compromises schools make to attract students who are able to pay full price.
"Mounting pension costs are crushing the budgets of every public employer in New York State," Mr. Bloomberg said at a news conference, adding, "We're spending more money on pensions than on police, fire and sanitation together".
