Sentence examples for forest materials from inspiring English sources
60 per cent of Ikea's products, including its catalogue, are derived from forest materials.
China is the world's largest producer and consumer of paper, and majority of the forest materials come from overseas.
However, size reduction of lignocellulosic forest materials is an intensive operation that requires energy.
Although the production of durable goods, the state's major type of manufacturing, fluctuates with the economy, this fluctuation tends to be balanced out by the processing of agricultural and raw forest materials (largely for papermaking), which has remained relatively stable.
Conversion technologies for producing bioethanol from cellulosic biomass resources such as forest materials, agricultural residues and urban wastes are under development and have not yet been demonstrated commercially.
There is an overall concern on the prevailing land use practices, such as shifting cultivation and extraction of forest materials as agents of forests losses, but also new, emerging land uses are threatening tropical forests.
Foley has also promised to increase penalties for illegal logging and would ban cable logging and reinstate prohibition of burning native forest material for electricity generation.
Here we use microscratch testing to demonstrate how a single-walled carbon nanotube (SWCNT) forest material can exhibit variable adhesion properties with solid surfaces ranging from negligible adhesion at low loading due to the normal alignment of SWCNTs to maximum adhesion at high loading that exploits the extraordinary sidewall adhesion of SWCNTs.
This is particularly true for aspen in Scotland, where sexual reproduction is rare, and production of forest material takes place largely through propagation of root cuttings [ 22].
Direct costs include both direct health care costs (e.g. the costs of medicines, diagnostic tests, supplies, health care personnel, and hospital facilities) and direct non-health care costs (e.g. the cost of caregivers' time, injure crops and forest, material- damage cost, and visibility cost; informal care is an important component of direct non-health care costs).
The latter refers to sources that aren't certified by the Forestry Stewardship Council, but meet requirements that allow them to be mixed in with certified-forest materials without losing the certification logo.
