Since plastics used in packaging form a highly visible part (approximately 20 percent by volume but less than 10 percent by weight) of the waste stream, most recycling efforts have focused on containers.
According to a study conducted by Renaissance Worldwide in Boston, about 30% of large businesses are beginning to purchase wireless service in packaged form, like Wireless Knowledge's Revolv.
In Silicon Valley, the vast majority of software start-ups being funded by seed investors distribute their products online, not in packaged form.
While federal law prohibits dairies from selling and distributing raw milk across state lines in final package form, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration permits states to adopt their own laws on selling raw milk within the borders of the state.
Lastly, if you are scheduling a pick-up, you must leave the washer and/or dryer outside your house in a package form.
The second type of interfaces makes the modules combined in a modular package form a functional whole [ 16, 29, 30].
In the package forming process, it is common practice to score the paperboard laminate with crease lines, in order to obtain folds with sharp edges and to minimize the initiation and propagation of flaws during the subsequent folding procedures.
But even the violent material posted by soldiers usually comes in highly packaged form, Mr. Hewitt and Professor Terry said, resembling nothing so much as a music video.
Apart from their role in regulating the gene expression, miRs are also released in to the circulation in various packaged forms like encapsulated in microparticles (exosomes, microvesicles and apoptotic bodies) [ 30, 57, 58] or in complexes with RNA-binding proteins such as Argonaute2 Ago2) [ 59] or lipoprotein complexes with HDL [ 60].
Respondents identified several negative roles of the media, such as misrepresenting data when evidence is passed on to the media in a poorly packaged form.
