Sentence examples for external waste from inspiring English sources

Therefore, a technique for utilizing external waste heat is required to improve fuel efficiency in terms of total energy consumption.

External stockpiles and waste dumps occupy considerable space as well as involve substantial transportation costs to move materials from open pits to stockpiles and then move them back to the pit for rehabilitation after the end of exploitation.

The goal of study is to experiment the adoption in agriculture of technology solutions able to satisfy the energy needs (in terms of electricity) of small scale food producers in rural areas with high environmental and landscape value and to identify a compact modular system dedicated to family farming to reduce external inputs and waste.

Results of risk assessment performed at the country level are more limited, although the ExternE methodology [ 28, 29] has been applied to estimate external costs of waste management.

The university asked other banana companies to recycle as well, pointing out the external costs of waste to the communities, but met steep resistance, according to Zaglul.

EPoPA graphical and numerical tools are introduced to determine the minimum required external electricity source, wasted electricity sources, and appropriate hydrogen storage system capacity of the RES-BH system during first and normal operation years.

'If an experienced team doesn't take advantage of the mis takes we made they should not look at external circumstances.' Spain wasted plenty of openings, with Morientes the biggest culprit, and they will always wonder whether Raul, the most clinical of finishers, who didn't recover from a groin strain in time to play, would have killed Korea off.

To also offer such a service to external clients without wasting services performance of a site, the DB Manager publishes sensed data on a global distributed column-based database (such as Cassandra [38]) accessible from all sites.

Data were collected in a 5-year longitudinal design during the monitoring study of the external environment of a waste incinerator (2797 interviews with 906 residents living at different distances from the site).

The effect of external forcing on hazardous waste surrogate destruction in the device was recently found to be significant, yielding destruction rates for the surrogate SF6 that increased by as much as four orders of magnitude with acoustic forcing at specific resonant modes [1].

Moreover, a sustainable equilibrium coincides with a socially optimal equilibrium, when external diseconomy caused by waste treatment services is sufficiently large, or when the relative cost structures in physical terms are not different between environmentally friendly and unfriendly production processes and between environmentally friendly and unfriendly waste treatment processes.