Sentence examples for reusing a part of from inspiring English sources
Other than reusing a part of domestic rubbish, compost improves the soils structure and acts as a fertilizer.
To explain the algorithm concept, we will reuse a part of Figure 7, up to Point C. Algorithm Description.
The DIRC bar boxes of the BaBar experiment at SLAC could possibly be reused to form a part of the TORCH detector time-of-flight wall area, proposed to provide positive particle identification of low momentum kaons in the LHCb experiment at CERN.
Make sure you're in a different outfit than yesterday and that you didn't reuse ANY part of it.
According to Musk, the boost stage constitutes 70percentt of the cost of a rocket and by reusing this part of the rocket, it would reduce the cost by at least 70percentt.
Biomass power station They include reusing part of the station building as a power station, fuelled by biomass and waste.
One possibility is that it will reuse some part of the NSS, using student satisfaction to judge the quality of the teaching provision.
Plant production in the wetland treatment system produced 1210 kg dry weight of emergent and floating aquatic plant wetland which was used as fodder for the domestic animals while remaining nutrients/water was reused as part of the agricultural irrigation supply.
The neurotransmitter acetylcholine (Ach) was released into the synaptic cleft, part of which was decomposed by AchE (which was present in the synaptic cleft), part which was absorbed by the presynaptic membrane to be reused, and part of which combined with the Ach receptor (AchR) at the postsynaptic membrane to create effective nerve impulses.
In [20], a state update mechanism for reusing major parts of prior constructed multicast trees is introduced.
The paper presents a study carried out in the environmentally sensitive area of the Po Valley in northern Italy, with the aim of evaluating, from technical and economic perspectives, a project to reuse part of the final effluent from the Ferrara wastewater treatment plant for irrigation and to develop the site for recreational purposes.
