Sentence examples for disposed at the from inspiring English sources

Figure 6 presents the amounts of wastes finally disposed at the landfill and incinerator.

The two cylindrical terminal blocks are conically shaped with four supporting plates each, and two cooling fins are disposed at the bottom of terminal blocks, adjacent to the piezoelectric rings.

The main source could be attributed to domestic and industrial waste, particularly those containing detergents, pesticide residues and phosphate fertiliser compounds or residues being disposed at the Abloradjei dump site.

The possible source of lead may be batteries, chemicals for photograph processing, older lead-based paints and lead pipes disposed at the landfill, which indicates toxicity to all forms of life at this level.

The source of nitrate in the samples could be due to nitrogenous waste substances such as fertilisers and organic substances disposed at the site, and not agricultural runoff, since there are no major agricultural activities such as arable cropping going on around the area.

Unfortunately, as there is no effort to recycle these wastes for agriculture, the wastes are simply disposed at the landfill site, which would, otherwise been used to fertilize and ameliorate the predominantly sandy soils of the region that naturally have low fertility and organic matter content and thereby promote sustainable urban and peri-urban agriculture and enhance productivity.

Also, these genes' network relativeness based cancer phylogenic relationship reflects the similar cellular origins across the different cancer types, which may be due to epigenetic factors, e.g. (1) common mutational mechanism pre-disposed at the early stage of differentiation for certain cell types, or (2) similar challenges from tumor microenvironment.

Traps containing caterpillars and their host plant were disposed at even intervals from the periphery to the center of the city of Paris, i.e. along a growing gradient of fragmentation of butterfly habitats (based on the presence of larval food plants).

The four other plants, afterwards named "peripheric plants" were disposed at equal distance from the central one, forming a square around it.

However, devices and materials made of synthetic polymers are sometimes used for short-term applications and are subsequently disposed at high rates to the natural environment; ideally such items should be biodegradable so that they do not accumulate in the environment.

The plutonium disposed at LFBG was derived from research into nuclear power, which has never been used in Australia.