Debris, containers, swimmers, small boats, and even the snorkels of semi-submersible smuggling vessels and subsurface sandbanks all appear as anomalies in the background behaviour, leading to a wide range of applications such as salvaging, search-and-rescue operation, lifeguard assistance, and coast-guard operations.
Photos carried by the state news agency Xinhua showed cranes and diggers moving piles of burnt-out debris and shipping containers.
I'm told you can buy the latest in flag memorabilia at the site, and that you can even buy a container of debris.
They reject threads displaying the telltale dull brick-red colouring indicative of old stock and broken-off debris collected at the container's bottom, indicative of age-related brittle dryness.
Tsunamis, floods, and hurricane storm surge and waves generate debris such as shipping containers, trees, and vehicles.
Mr. Marrocco said he had filled two 30-cubic-yard containers with debris and was confident he and his friends could handle the rest.
Eventually, we put Isabel down on the bed, covered her with a sheet, signed whatever papers needed to be signed, packed our stuff: her toys, our clothes, the iPod dock, the food containers, the debris of the before.
Standing unsteadily amid piles of household debris — clothes, appliances, plastic containers, a makeshift bed — Arnold hardly knows how or when to move without instructions from his wife, Paige (Kristine Nielsen).
Discarded tennis ball cans are repurposed into portable trash collection containers, reducing debris at beaches.
Vector-borne diseases strike poor nations because governments cannot afford to maintain insect control programs, while people living in poverty can become vulnerable because their housing lacks adequate screens and their surrounding environments are littered with debris such as plastic containers or old tires that fill with water and breed insect larvae.
