Sentence examples for of waste resources from inspiring English sources
Academics estimate that better use of waste resources could save Europe €600bn by 2030.
({mathbf{E}}_{{mathbf{I}}}) is a vector denoting the international exports of goods and services, and (text{mathbf{E}}_{{mathbf{W}}}) indicates the transport of waste resources from Kyoto to foreign countries.
({mathbf{M}}_{{mathbf{I}}}) is a vector denoting the international imports of goods and services, and ({mathbf{M}}_{{mathbf{W}}}) indicates the transportation of waste resources from foreign countries to Kyoto.
({mathbf{N}}_{{mathbf{I}}}) is a vector denoting the imports of goods and services from other regions of Japan, and ({mathbf{N}}_{{mathbf{W}}}) indicates the transportation of waste resources from other regions of Japan to Kyoto.
OS blended with MR could both improve combustion performance and help reduce NOx and SO2 emissions during OS combustion, which provides an effective approach to massive synergistic disposal of waste resources.
Pectin and D-limonene from citrus peel, hydrogen gas from pulp and paper industrial by-products, peptides from dairy residues, lactic acid and biosurfactant from grape stalks, methane from MSW and biodiesel from waste cooking oil are only few paradigms exhibiting successful valorisation of waste resources.
Instead of wasting resources chasing a genuine whistleblower, the Passport Office should spend their time and money getting people their passports," he said.
It is also a sign of socioeconomic decline, of wasted resources and untapped potential, the human equivalent of boarded-up Main Streets and shuttered factories.
Even Kirgizstan and Tajikistan could become niche producers for a prosperous region.But a darker scenario of wasted resources, economic stagnation and ethnic strife is equally plausible.
The technique comes at the cost of complexity, where the latter comes at the cost of wasting resources.
"Repositioning happens in all kinds of industries – there's a real problem, there's a lot of wasted resources there," says Eric Manlunas, Managing Partner at LA-based Wavemaker Partners.
