Sentence examples for robust waste from inspiring English sources

Even in the developed world, which started confronting its own crisis decades ago, and where financial and institutional capacity is far more robust, waste disposal remains a contentious subject.

Ultimately, it is a question of improving the ability of waste management planners to design environmentally sustainable and robust waste management systems.

Thus, the high aqueous stability, together with the flexibility of the garnet structure to incorporate large cations, demonstrate that garnets are potentially robust waste forms for storing radioactive REEs.

To assess M. pulcherrima for its potential for robust waste feedstock utilisation we measured the impact of different nutrient sources on growth dynamics.

The design of robust nuclear waste forms requires consideration of several criteria, including: radiation tolerance, geological interaction and chemical durability; all of these criteria ensure that the radionuclides do not escape from the waste form.

Table 4 Application of fuzzy robust programming to waste management FMP IMP Other Methods Reference FRP ILP   (Nie et al. [2007]; Li et al. [2010]) FRP ILP ICP (Cai et al. [2007]) FRP ILP MIP (Li et al. [2008b]) FRP ILP DP (Nie et al. [2009]) FRP ILP MOP (Zhang et al. [2010a]) FRP ILP FCCP (Zhang and Huang [2010]) FRP ILP infinite alpha-cuts (Wang et al. [2011]).

"Even though we do have robust and effective waste management systems, we have litter," she said.

This approach has three shortcomings: (i) the selected standalone algorithm may not be robust; (ii) it wastes the resources for constructing the algorithms that are discarded; (iii) it requires the testing data in addition to the training data.

Both the mask size and the frequency of the Gabor filter allow it to serve as a feature extractor, and the bin level detector with the Gabor wavelet filter in conjunction with the BP acts as a classifier to provide a robust solution for solid waste automated bin level detection, collection and management.

The amounts to be awarded, he said, are far from astronomical for a city with a $60 billion budget and "robust fraud- and waste-prevention measures," which include a staff that has doubled in eight years and an additional layer of review for stimulus contracts.

Most important, the industry is a maritime leader when it comes to environmental protection, including the testing of engine exhaust "scrubber" technology, deployment of shoreside "plug in" equipment to reduce emissions at ports, use of advanced wastewater purification systems producing effluents cleaner than most municipalities and robust recycling of solid wastes on board ships.