Sentence examples for diverse waste from inspiring English sources
The technology, claims the company, sets GENeco's plant apart from others being developed by water companies because the raw materials include diverse waste types: 35,000 tonnes of inedible food waste; 600,000m3 of commercial liquid waste; and domestic sewage from over a million people in the Bristol and Bath area each year.
P. putida is a Gram-negative soil bacterium with a diverse metabolism that has potential for the production of a variety of compounds using various waste streams as feedstock.
As the tumor mass and size increase, the formation of new blood vessels is required to meet the needs for nutrients, oxygen, and elimination of the diverse metabolic waste.
Risk assessment practices and the need for standards are reviewed with respect to the management of two diverse types of waste: (1) radioactive waste; and (2) solid waste (municipal waste).
In the present study, diverse vegetable wastes were recycled for vermicomposting and their effects were evaluated in field experiments in organic carrot production.
There are important exceptions: Japan, South Korea and Taiwan boast sophisticated recycling programs for diverse types of waste.
This suggests that self-sustaining microbial fuel cells that can effectively convert a diverse range of waste organic matter or renewable biomass to electricity are feasible.
His subsequent pioneering research on such smart gels has led to their use in ways as diverse as toxic-waste cleanup and the release of insulin in the body.
Jonathan and Babalola (2013) studied 16 diverse agro-industrial wastes for cultivation of edible mushroom, i.e., Pleurotus tuber-regium.
Vermicomposting converts a diverse array of organic waste such as agro-horticultural crop waste, weeds, forest leaf litter, sewage sludge, and industrial waste into excellent soil conditioner vermicompost.
Consumer goods companies keen to design for recycling don't know which system to design for because municipal recycling is so diverse, while municipalities and waste companies are overwhelmed by a growing and changing portfolio of plastics.
