Sentence examples for frequent collection from inspiring English sources

Honeybee eggs 0 6 hours old were collected from specifically designed hives kept in a flight room, allowing frequent collection of eggs of defined age with only slight disturbance of the colony [ 35, 36].

Demanding separations require frequent collection and redistribution of liquid.

New Yorkers angry about trash on their sidewalks tend to propose the obvious solutions: more litter baskets at more corners, more frequent collection, harsher fines for violators.

A case in point is the essentially rural state of Nebraska, where more than half the population is clustered in the three counties that contain the states three largest cities. Page A10 New York TO CUT DOWN ON LITTER, TRY LOSING THE TRASH CANS New Yorkers angry about trash on their sidewalks tend to propose more litter baskets at more corners, more frequent collection, harsher fines for violators.

Fortunately, recent advances in mobile-sensing technology are a boon for more frequent collection of objective behavioral data.

However, this option involves logistical challenges associated with frequent collection of psychological data.

Computer systems could monitor rubbish collection, so frequent collections could be made for people with lots of rubbish, and occasional pick-ups for those with less.

Despite calls by the Tories for a return to weekly bin rounds, lost in many areas as councils try to save money and boost recycling, the review did not include measures to force them to bring back the more frequent collections.

Smaller wheelie bins or less frequent collections (£267,000).

The scheme would reduce greenhouse gases from landfill, but could lead to less frequent collections of general household waste.

Welsh assembly shadow environment minister Russell George said: "Overflowing and festering bins caused by less frequent collections will increase fly-tipping, encourage vermin and other pests and litter Welsh streets".