Sentence examples for waste cells from inspiring English sources

Two, 10-hp floating, electric paddlewheel aerators were placed in the waste cells of each of four ponds – treatment ponds; while four ponds – the controls – had un-aerated waste cells.

Modifications included: the use of and a propeller pump instead of a slow-moving paddlewheel, lack of baffle in the waste cells, waste cell to fish cell ratio size, and improperly positioned aerators and DO sensing probes.

The charts are developed for a range of vertical stresses based on the design height of municipal waste cell and bulk unit weight of municipal waste.

Water passes from the fish cell to the waste cell for water quality improvement and flows back to the fish cell.

One is a quiz that builds awareness around wasted cell phones — answer it and the company will donate $2 to The Nature Conservancy.

The propensity of a recombinant protein produced in bacteria to aggregate has been assumed to be unpredictable, and inclusion bodies have been thought of as wasted cell material.

Moreover, the risk of obtaining a concentrated leachate depends on a number of factors that control its quantity and quality, such as water percolation through the wastes, biochemical processes in wastes' cell and the degree of wastes compaction (Abbas et al. 2009; Li et al. 2010; Xu et al. 2010).

He doesn't have to spend time observing a target, nor wasting cell phone minutes (which remain pricey in Mexico); he only needs Internet access and a small data plan.

Earlier studies had shown that DNA from animals' waste, skin cells and hair could be preserved in permanently frozen sediments.

The essence of stuartivity is that one gets comfortable knowing which things one no longer needs to know – your car's licence plate number, sports statistics and recipes, for example – and hence doesn't waste brain cells remembering.

Propionic acid production by Propionibacterium freudenreichii from molasses and waste propionibacterium cells was studied in plant fibrous-bed bioreactor (PFB).