Sentence examples for of waste matter from inspiring English sources

A massive discharge of waste matter.

It was the name given to the heat contained in the liquid bile, which causes the expulsion of waste matter in the form of urine and feces, and it was believed to give sight to the eyes, beauty to the skin, and cheerfulness to the mind.

When detained by a Gestapo officer he is shocked that "this runt of a potbellied German, a man who looked as if he had been put together out of some kind of waste matter" has the power to harm him and his wife.

The ancient Greek physician Hippocrates, who pioneered the practice of clinical observation, believed colds were caused by a build-up of waste matter on the brain.

You should defecate at least once a day, or even twice, because if the system does not rid itself of waste matter, trouble breeds".

The design of the WASH systems that inadequately took account of the harsh winters in the soums and the management of waste matter appeared to have prevented the full availability and utilization of the facilities by the school children.

Besides hunting larvae, the ants help the plant in other ways: keeping its traps clean and providing another source of nitrogen, in the form of their waste matter.

Of manifold environmental stressors occurring in urban aquatic habitats, municipal and domestic waste waters contain large amounts of dissolved nitrogenous pollutants resulting from the decomposition of organic waste matter, industrial processes, agricultural runoff, and sewage effluents, which are more concentrated in Cx quinquefasciatus breeding sites [ 43].

A stream is exactly what it is: in order to dispose of London's waste matter, Bazalgette used the existing courses of London's tributaries and closed them in.

The technology of social media is taken to absurd destructive lengths, reducing the essence of our humanity to the ash-like waste matter of the transparent shark that devours everything.

Inspired in part by this prior research, a variety of studies in recent years have analyzed the flows of energy, water, resources, waste matter, and even greenhouse gas emissions in a socioeconomic system (e.g., Haberl 2001; Duchin and Levine 2013; Minx et al. 2013; Ding and Xiao 2014; Nakamura et al. 2014).