Sentence examples for of incinerating from inspiring English sources

This article evaluates the cost of incinerating wastes with or without polymer polyvinylchloride and across incineration plants that are categorized as small (200 metric tons (MT)/day), medium (800 MT/day), and large (2250 MT/day).

"Any hotter than that and you run the risk of incinerating the mussel shells," he warned.

It is possible though not easy to estimate the total costs of incinerating, dumping and recycling rubbish for each municipality, taking account of the environmental costs of each.

The owner of a Georgia crematory turned out to be stashing hundreds of cadavers in the woods instead of incinerating them.

Follow it, and you can grill two of the most labor-intensive foods -- ribs and chicken -- with minimal effort and almost no risk of incinerating the meat.

Scientists from the National Autonomous University of Mexico demonstrated that a fire capable of incinerating 43 bodies was not possible within the parameters of the Cocula dump.

It's a manmade island that resembles a nature preserve, despite the 9.8 million tons of incinerated waste lying just a foot under the parklike surface.

A pile of incinerated lamb heart, served over a pad of rendered lamb fat, was something of a choking hazard (aska means "ash" in Swedish).

The highest shares of municipal waste landfilled were recorded in Romania (99% of waste treated), Malta (87%), Croatia (85%), Latvia (84%) and Greece (82%), and of incinerated municipal waste in Denmark and Sweden (both 52%), the Netherlands (49%), Belgium (42%), Luxembourg (36%), Germany and Austria (both 35%), Finland (34%) and France (33%).

where he breathed in the exhaust of incinerated rubber, and then moved to California where he's spent his senior years so far breathing in carbon dioxide and high doses of ozone.

How can the Count di Luna hear Azucena's account of mistakenly incinerating her own baby without his realizing that the surviving baby is his lost brother?