Sentence examples for waste intelligence from inspiring English sources

Waste intelligence advocates retrospective measures to manage waste after it is produced.

Existing waste intelligence based waste management software are fundamentally limited and cannot facilitate stakeholders in controlling wasteful activities.

This undesirable situation motivates a radical change from waste intelligence to waste analytics (in which waste is propose to be tackle proactively right at design through sophisticated big data technologies).

The exploratory factor analysis of the responses reveals five major groups of BIM expectations for CDW management, which are: (i) BIM-based collaboration for waste management, (ii) waste-driven design process and solutions, (iii) waste analysis throughout building lifecycle, (iv) innovative technologies for waste intelligence and analytics, and (v) improved documentation for waste management.

Mr. Kinnear's role smacks of anti-intellectualism, but his supercilious portrayal of wasted intelligence and gilded self-satisfaction hits its mark pretty well; the Modern Language Association might consider organizing a protest.

His is a sadly wasted intelligence.

The service did not want to waste her intelligence, or her fluent French, so she was forwarded to work as a minor codebreaker at Bletchley Park.

Two wasted lives -- Brando frittering away his talent on cinematic dreck and Buckley wasting his intelligence and wit on theological beliefs that have not seemed relevant since the Victorian era and on political beliefs that are attractive only to the selfish.

Her disapproval of Mick's choices in life — she feels that he has wasted his critical intelligence and forfeited what could have been a stellar academic career — is pitched against the fervor of her belief in the writing talent of one of her students, who is identified in the script only as "Boy" (T. R. Knight).

But there is no reason why Americans should be forced to fund, as another commenter puts it, "their own ignorance".Ms McArdle is less concerned:I can't get particularly outraged; after all, just think how much more we're paying our politicians to lie to us, insult our intelligence, and waste billions of tax dollars.

To look down, at the ground beneath our feet, we can see the histories of human achievement, greatness, intelligence, folly, waste and cruelty.