Sentence examples for easily discharged from inspiring English sources

To break the "arch" balance structure and enable the top coals to be easily discharged into the rear scraper conveyor is a key technology.

A novel and potentially cost effective filtration scheme for removal of nitrate from groundwater, characterized by production of low salinity waste brine that can be easily discharged to sewerage systems and high product-water recovery, is proposed.

Liquidity experiments showed that TS concentration of digestate could be less than 15.8%, and the flow rate of digestate more than 0.98 m s−1 when the feedstock TS concentration was less than 35%, which indicated the digestate could be easily discharged from a DPAR.

Some are eligible for federal programs, others are not, and some others can be easily discharged in bankruptcy.

It is my experience that many of these vocational schools were not accredited and that means the private student loans could be easily discharged in bankruptcy.

Jaclyn, I did lookup information on the Radio1 Broadcast School and from first glance it looks like any private student loans you have for that school should be easily discharged in bankruptcy specifically because the school does not appear to be or have been a qualified educational institution.

There are heart-rending stories of parents who co-signed student loans — only to see their child killed in an accident or die of cancer or another disease — and, like students, can't easily discharge these debts.

Based on these earlier studies, layer C1 appears to be rich in smectite and could behave as a low-permeability cap to prevent hydrothermal fluids from easily discharging.

Wildlife charities want international action to stop the chemical, which does not break up easily, being discharged into the sea.

Unlike most forms of consumer debt, student loans cannot easily be discharged through bankruptcy.

47 A recent investigation of >8,000 Japanese schizophrenia patients even reported an average length of stay of 3,242 days, 48 although it has been argued that 40% of the hospitalized patients could easily be discharged sooner.