Sentence examples for make debris from inspiring English sources

Festival organizers create the term "Matter Out of Place" for the new restrictions for costume that make debris.

Festival organisers create the term "Matter Out of Place" for the new restrictions for costume that make debris.

"Every cell in your body is like a little manufacturing plant that makes debris, and the lymphatic system drains the trash and carries it away," said Dr. Alan Kimmel, medical director of the Lymphedema Center at the Greater Baltimore Medical Center.

By adapting maritime precedents, space law could make orbital debris removal feasible, once the right economic incentives are in place.

The Japan Spaceguard Association started to make space debris observations using this telescope in addition to the 50 and 25 cm telescopes.

When the telescope's potential performance is reached, it will be one of the best telescopes to make space debris survey work.

PBMCs at 1 × 10 cells/ml in SFM were lysed with a Dounce homogenizer and a drill-driven Teflon pestle (Thomas Scientific, Swedesboro, NJ, USA) at 300 RPM for 60 strokes to make cell debris.

The exhibition explores themes like the influence of New York urban styles, text and art made from debris.

Perhaps the most chaotic demonstration on Tuesday night was in Oakland where protesters lit bonfires made of debris and rubbish, creating a dramatic, improvised barricade across Telegraph Avenue.

Amid the flotsam and jetsam skimmed off the harbor and stored on huge barges, the birds have laid cream and brown speckled eggs in makeshift nests made of debris.

There are grooves at the mountainsides of the scarps on the southwestern flank of Chajorra and on the western flank of the isle, indicating that the terraces are not made of debris from the mountain top.