Sentence examples for material disposed in from inspiring English sources
Plastic debris from land comes primarily from two sources: first, ordinary litter; and, second, material disposed in open dumps or landfills that blows or washes away, entering the ocean from inland waterways, wastewater outflows, and the wind.
Although almost 50% of the fly ash produced in the US is recycled for beneficial use, most of the ash material is disposed in dry landfills and ash lagoon impoundments.
More standard procedures are required, similar to common drug testing protocols to properly classify, evaluate, and protect against these materials, particularly after "end of service" use, when these types of materials are disposed in landfills.
Consequently, it is precluded from being used as a supplementary cementitious material (SCM) according to EN 450 and disposed in landfills.
Traditionally, rice husks have been disposed in landfills or used as a bedding material for animals.
Some systems use the displacement against gravity of large masses of material disposed pendulumwise in the berthing structure as the energy absorbent; others use the distortion by direct compression, shear, or torsion of heavy rubber shapes or sections; still others rely on the displacement of metal pistons against hydraulic or pneumatic pressure.
Excess spoil means spoil material disposed of in a location other than the mined-out area; provided that spoil material used to achieve the approximate original contour or to blend the mined-out area with the surrounding terrain in accordance with §§ 816.102(d) and 817.102(d) of this chapter in non-steep slope areas shall not be considered excess spoil.
"Understanding of the ecosystem effects of port activities, in particular the fate of dredge material disposed at sea, is still incomplete but improving," the report states.
Materials disposed of in this manner have not entered the tissues of the animal but rather are the residues of enzymatic and absorptive activities occurring in the digestive tract.
They may work for an environmental protection agency, where the work will be concerned with the prevention of pollution or hazardous materials disposed of in water.
