Sentence examples for materials reuse from inspiring English sources

Lucy Norris, anthropologist at University College London with an interest in waste and materials, reuse and recycling.

The Building Materials Reuse Association, www.buildingreuse.org/directory/lists deconstruction contractors and reuse stores, which generally accept and sell items in good condition including appliances, wood flooring, doors, windows, plumbing and electrical fixtures, cabinets and sinks.

Circular design should concentrate not only on the design of better recovery infrastructures, new recycling technology and materials reuse, but also on the questions of what the product should be, how it works and how it satisfies customer needs in more efficient and effective ways.

We developed this model by capturing expert knowledge using a Delphi research protocol and mapped the Building Materials Reuse Workflow in Business Process Modeling and Notation language.

The emerging industries of building materials reuse and de-construction in the United States suffers from the absence of a "system" that would streamline business processes, establish a supply-demand chain, and connect vendors and deconstruction contractors with architects.

The materials reused in recycling serve as substitutes for raw materials obtained from such increasingly scarce natural resources as petroleum, natural gas, coal, mineral ores, and trees.

His "cradle to cradle" design philosophy, which posits that things should be built so that they can be taken apart and the raw materials reused (though not necessarily repaired ad nauseam), also inspired Ms. Postma.

Granular recycled Construction and Demolition (C&D) materials reused in pavements, roads, and embankments experience particle breakage causing serious issues, such as settlement, during their service life.

A few years later, in 1538, the abbey was dissolved, and was quickly demolished, with the building materials reused in various structures across Leicester, including a mansion which was built on the site.

It is getting middle-class Indians to recognize the tremendous value of material reuse and recycling in the context of their country's poverty.

C2C-certified products all go through rigorous tests for material health (that they have no negative impact on humans or the environment), material reuse, renewable energy use and carbon management, water stewardship and social fairness.