Sentence examples for reusing suitable from inspiring English sources
The profile definition is based on a well-defined metamodel and reusing suitable modeling concepts from the profile for Modeling and Analysis of Realtime and Embedded systems (MARTE) [5].
A Department for Energy and Climate Change (Decc) spokesman says the UK "produces substantial amounts of waste that cannot be recycled or reused but which is suitable for energy production.
Furthermore, based on the water quality standards and classifications, although fresh TSW has a low amount of total coliform, the organic content values exceeded the required standard values; thus, none of the grade classification was fitted to fresh TSW, suggesting that fresh TSW was not even suitable to reuse for irrigation or agricultural purposes.
These findings can be used to recycle the excess N from shrimp production in a continuous and self-sufficient growth of indigenous microorganisms in the polyester support, thus providing additional food and water suitable to reuse for intensive shrimp larval rearing at low cost, particularly in closed culture systems with minimal or not water exchange.
Some consideration was given to reusing Australias 12-inch guns in coastal fortifications, but this did not occur as ammunition for these weapons was no longer being manufactured by the British, and the cost of building suitable structures was excessive.
She was reusing catheters.
Reusing classes and hierarchies greatly reduces the effort needed by medically qualified personnel, which only participated in curation tasks (deciding the most suitable hierarchy in case of multiple options, positioning a new concept and revising the complete ontology).
Reusing fabric and clothing.
Reuse foods that are suitable for reuse.
MHPC spheres obtained from CO2 activation developed tremendous adsorption capacities, as high as 1522.6 mg/g under neutral conditions, which were suitable to be reused for MO removal for at least four consecutive cycles without efficiency loss.
