The development now often focuses on using more difficult, heterogeneous feedstock, making use of by-products such as CO2, and extracting components from digestate, such as nitrogen and phosphate compounds.
Hanover Compressor, originally a gas-equipment rental company, made use of by-product information to offer customers an unusual service.
"It is an argument made use of by ignorant Englishmen, but never by informed Americans".
That insight was made use of by a succession of artists, from Auguste Rodin to Francis Bacon.
The apartment has four bedrooms which can be made use of by women travelling to Delhi for medical treatment.
"Men make use of their illnesses," Aldous Huxley once wrote, "at least as much as they are made use of by them".
He had been sent there by the government to see if the Paris Herald could be made use of by Stars & Stripes.
However, the DVS report itself says that a company called Quod, whose specialism in affordable housing economics was made use of by Capco, failed to provide clarifications it was asked for.
Newcomb and Downing were impressed by the "confusion which pervaded the whole system of exact astronomy, arising from the diversity of the fundamental data made use of by the astronomers of foreign countries and various institutions in their work".
Park Hill's listing by Historic England may have opened up a new seam of potential for the appreciation of postwar architecture that was designed to be enjoyed and made use of by ordinary people.
That's global politics; it is also the politics that can be made use of by a small country and by its president, both manoeuvring among greater forces they do not control.
