Sentence examples for waste computer from inspiring English sources

[1] Since 1998, the recycling of waste large household appliances such as televisions, washing machines, refrigerators, and air conditioners, etc. has been implemented; waste electric fans and waste computer keyboards were also included in 2007.

In addition to describing the transport of waste, computer programs designed to predict the environmental response to intensive aquaculture must incorporate modules assessing the biogeochemical and biological response to these inputs before their output can predict the unusual responses observed in Carrie Bay.

In TRASHING SOUNDS, Cecotto set up trash bins that play random algorithms of "sound waste" (computer errors, glitches) files when opened.

The lower wage scales in the developing world will inevitably motivate the flow of waste computer scrap to these areas.

Waste computer parts were taken apart by kids from the neighborhood; Angelo conducted classes on taking apart e-waste as the community-building aspect of Biomodd.

Google is a successful business because it wastes computer power it has some 120,000 servers powering its search engine while it conserves its dearest resource, people.

The city still owns 100% of the land and thus all owners of buildings face a monopolistic landlord.Jacqueline CoolidgeChevy Chase, MarylandToxic adviceSIR – Recycling e-waste (computers, mobile phones and the like) does little for the environment ("How green is your Apple?", August 26th).

However, if the optical component does not need so many sampling points to describe its spatial structure, a dense sampling on the spatial axis x is a waste of computer memory.

IOGEAR's products decrease office clutter and energy consumption, reduce electronic waste, enable computer sharing at home and in the office as well as enhance mobility and efficiency when on-the-go.

Say what you will about Facebook's business and marketing decisions, but you can't argue that they're doing the world a favor by reducing waste in computer manufacturing designs.

The sensible way to handle the growing load of electronic waste — televisions, computers, printers and other no longer new technology — is to make manufacturers responsible for their proper disposal.