Sentence examples for materials from old from inspiring English sources

"I'll often use some retrieved materials from old buildings, too".

In addition to the move to design a more sustainable phone, there is a flurry of activity to develop more efficient and less environmentally harmful processes for recovering materials from old phones.

Ms. Wexler makes unruly collages out of all sorts of materials, from old postage stamps to cut-up, stitched-together snapshots, which could expand or concentrate to more improbable extremes (Johnson).

The EU's Associated European Research and Technology Organisations (AERTOs) project, which features six technology firms, has developed a process for recovering materials from old phones that avoids smelting and a nitro-hydrochloric acid solution used in developing countries known as aqua regia.

In current road and pavement engineering practices, the lack of fresh natural aggregate (granular material) supplies with increasing processing costs have led to use various reclaimed/recycled materials from old structures as a source of construction materials.

In order to understand the building technique, the behaviour and the decay phenomena observed in the masonries, building materials from old and new masonry, have been characterised from the compositional and mechanical point of view.

Ms. Beaumont recycles material from old items or buys fabric relatively inexpensively in Manhattan in the garment district.

Growing new material from old: not something which has impressed Moore, who dismissed it in the New York Times "as a kind of eager confirmation that [DC] are still apparently dependent on ideas that I had 25 years ago", and "completely shameless".

The sandhill crane includes berries and grass in its otherwise animal diet on the northern tundra and gleans some plant material from old potato and grain fields on its southern wintering grounds.

It may be that a picture editor needs one of Observer photographer Jane Bown's portraits, or a study of early 20th century Manchester street life by Walter Doughty, the paper's first snapper, while someone else could ask to see material from old marketing campaigns.

Karasek's roommate told her about a campus archive of material from old student newspapers and magazines -- material that wasn't available online.