Sentence examples similar to draw waste from inspiring English sources

We have a virtual grid of 28,000 CPUs (central processing units), which draws waste cycles from five other institutions as well as Purdue.

But some people also see the inherent problem of using trees to draw toxic waste from the soil.

Launchers sound ideal in theory, existing as a primary layer that lets users customize their phone to easily access their favorite services or features without needing to dig into their app draw or waste time tapping through screens.

Sensors detect when the user relieves him or herself, automatically activating a rear-mounted suction unit that draws the waste away from the body through tubes into a separate container.

In other words, two-thirds of the electricity they draw goes to waste.

Mr Durkan said: "This facility will draw value from waste which cannot be recycled, preventing it going to landfill and will instead use it to generate energy.

Offering him a draw was a waste of time.

But the agency deferred a decision on whether to treat it as hazardous waste, drawing criticism from environmentalists who had hoped for a stronger stance.

"That's a massive P.R. disaster for a project devoted to drawing attention to waste plastics polluting the seas!" de Rothschild crowed.

As an augur turns the stuff, air is drawn through the waste and liquid from decomposing matter is siphoned out the bottom; every six weeks, out come three and a half cubic yards of compost.

Comparing the patterns among all their samples, the team found only two that matched each other exactly: the Serratia strain found in white pox-afflicted coral and the one drawn from human waste.