Sentence examples for manage solid from inspiring English sources

It is therefore, suggested in the paper that for the city of Johannesburg to effectively and efficiently manage solid waste, it is important that the city managers look for avenues through which they can integrate the two systems of solid waste practices prevalent in the city.

According to the Environmental Conservation Department, the company has had a permit to manage solid waste since 1991.

To plan, monitor, collect and manage solid waste, the ICTs are divided into four categories such as spatial technologies, identification technologies, data acquisition technologies and data communication technologies.

By 6 months of age, the infant's renal function, digestive function and oral motor skills (i.e. chewing and swallowing) have developed enough to manage solid foods [ 4].

GAP provides toilets and taps, plants and maintains trees, works to find sustainable solutions to manage solid waste effectively (trash), protects endangered species such as tigers and seeks solutions for a cleaner, greener railway system (tracks).

Just 1 pound 8 ounces at birth, he was on a ventilator until he was 3. Eating solid food will be just as big of a milestone as the day his tracheotomy tube was removed at age 4, or the moment he sat up for the first time at 2. Saed is undergoing occupational, physical and speech therapy at Public School 138, and Ms. Feaster is now advocating for food therapy to help him learn how to manage solids.

In addition, DC Water is implementing a $400 million digester program to help manage solids being removed from reclaimed water that will become the region's biggest source of renewable energy, reduce the volume of biosolids by almost half, and disinfect the biosolids to be clean enough to sell as fertilizer at retail stores.

Tech stocks managed solid gains in Friday's session.

One effective way of managing solid waste is to recover the potent energy from them through waste-to-energy (WTE) plants such as engineered landfilling and controlled incineration.

Most solid waste facilities are publicly owned and operated by local governments, reflecting the 20th century practice of managing solid waste as a public good (Pinch 1985).

Anaerobic digestion is a proven technology that offers significant environmental benefits and has been considered as one of the most viable options for managing solid organic waste [ 2].