Sentence examples for under recycling from inspiring English sources

Remakes, sequels and prequels can be lumped together under "recycling".

Look in the yellow pages of a local phone directory under "Recycling Centers" for options.

Photocatalytic degradation of sulfamethoxazole (SMX) antibiotic has been studied under recycling batch and homogeneous flow conditions in a thin-film coated immobilized system namely parallel-plate (PPL) reactor.

He says consumers fail to value water and the current drought is a "wake-up call" that will lead us to adopt a more conservationist approach, with metering, recycling and under-patio reservoirs all on the agenda.

In particular we are interested in under what conditions recycling yields energy payback improvements equivalent to efficiency.

The engineering activities contributing to those advantages under IPSOs were recycling, remanufacturing, reuse, maintenance, and holistic planning and operation.

The advanced divertor will also have to work under low plasma recycling conditions with high particle temperature and low density in an open divertor target geometry.

A spokesperson for Sita UK said the new facility at Severnside would burn waste left over after recycling "under strictly controlled conditions" which "is much better than sending it to landfill".

These observations suggested that H2O2 could be a main end-product of an alternate pathway for NADH recycling under aerobic conditions, and that this could compete with NAD+-regeneration through ethanol production.

Therefore in this research we propose a multi-period multi-objective mixed integer linear programming to design and plan a network of reverse logistics under uncertainty for recycling C&D wastes in which the objectives are represented as profit and social impact maximization and environmental effect minimization.

In such pure liquid diazotrophic batch cultures bacterial densities typically reach 108 cc−1, whereas in determinate S. rostrata nodules, bacteroid densities approach 1011 cc−1, the latter obviously more conducive to endogenous H2 recycling under simple diffusion control.