Sentence examples for wastage that from inspiring English sources

That's the fat layer of wastage that needs cutting.

The longest of these unsent letters begins with a definition of "thrift" ("saving ways, sparing expenditure") and "thriftlessness" ("wastage that is unwise, unjust").

Therefore, unnecessary large service area overlap is a wastage that does not contribute to more number of users.

In other words, unnecessary large overlap of service area is a wastage that does not result in an increase in the total number of users in a station.

By using service nodes as sacrifices, all of the three in-situ schemes can avoid the storage space wastage that is existent in all the probabilistic-based key predistribution schemes, since the keying information is only disseminated within the close neighborhood.

Either the plate is subjected to random non-uniform distributed type of corrosion wastage that is formed by non-uniform prismatic pits or the plate is subjected to a more severe type of degradation that is developed as random non-uniform localized corrosion wastage, which forms peats likes a hemisphere.

"Internally the club will continue to review all lines of cost to ensure there is absolutely no wastage and that moving forward the club inch towards a break-even budget ahead of next season.

Nevertheless, the progressive deviation of our calculated wasted food energy compared with the USDA adjustment for wastage suggests that traditional methods are increasingly missing large quantities of food waste in America.

Properly co-ordinated care and case management can stop this inefficient wastage such that patients will get the care and attention they require when they need it.

An inquiry into the causes of wastage showed that 98% of vaccine doses were lost after the vial was opened as already noted in a previous study in Benin [ 4].

Guatemala has enough water to supply all of its population, but poor administration, pollution, inappropriate use, and wastage mean that only 47.91% of the rural population (compared with 87.34% of the urban population) have a water connection in their homes (18).