He ekes out a living dismantling old barns and farmhouses and recycles his salvages into jerry-rigged environments and shelters.
Then the mangled remains of a half-dead officer were salvaged into a cyborg-style armoured "RoboCop", who clanked and wheezed around the streets with thrilling and hilarious efficiency and ruthlessness.
Earthmoving equipment was being trucked in to help clear the rubble once the search for the missing was officially declared over, while hundreds of residents piled mattresses, cupboards, bicycles and whatever household goods they had salvaged into small trucks and began to move out of the devastated city.
You can turn salvaging into a business and the City would have less waste to deal with.
During the surgical procedure, any blood lost was salvaged into a Dideco Electa Autotransfusion Cell Separator (Sorin Group, Milan, Italy).
In conclusion, taking probable complications subsequent to the limb salvage surgery into account, we consider the ideal solution to be the implants that ensure a normal or near-normal range of motion and equalization of lengths of both limbs with a single implant.
Based on these factors, patients can be classified prior to the start of salvage therapy into three risk groups, good, intermediate and poor, with a likelihood of 2 year failure-free survival of 51, 27 and 5%, respectively.
Self-taught and dedicated, William Edmondson, the son of freed slaves, carved salvaged limestone into haunting funerary ornaments, making sculptured birds and angels that appear today in many museums.
Such samples were salvaged, cut into smaller pieces with scalpel and extracted with DNeasy extraction kit (Qiagen) following the manufacturer's protocol.
During those long days, Mr. Farrall helped Denis delve deeper into salvage.
