Sentence examples for waste metal from inspiring English sources
21, Mr. Waqif, whose previous works have incorporated video, sound, dance and sculpture, has used unconventional material, weaving debris — like discarded wood panels, wiring, plastic waste, metal and dry waste — into an elaborate, interactive sculpture.
To make room for fresh interments, the sextons had recourse to the surreptitious removal of bones and partially decayed remains, and in some cases the contents of the graves were systematically transferred to pits adjacent to the site, the gravediggers appropriating the coffin plates, handles, and nails to be sold as waste metal.
The hybrid electrode material of carbon fiber and vanadium nitride (CF@VN) is fabricated from waste metal ions absorbed on the recycled cigarette butts under the mixed atmosphere of NH3 and N2 at 800 °C for supercapacitors.
Fifteen people were arrested for offences ranging from burglary to transporting waste metal illegally without a licence'.
The water jet cutting method was selected to minimize heat input to the base metal and to reduce waste metal during the cutting process.
The largest waste category was "waste paper and waste textiles" which accounted for around 50%% in both regions, followed by "food waste" (25%%), "waste plastics" (10%%), "waste metal" (5 %), "bottle and waste" (4 %) and "other" (5%%).
The dental association encourages, but does not require, dentists to recycle waste metals.
Unlike common scrap recycling, which can come from post-consumer products like technology, scrap waste metals and other sources, this kind of recycling is sourced specifically from metals that can be reused to make fine jewelry.
Wyman's disc-forging operation routinely wasted metal and labor, then passed along the cost.
"Our findings could also be applied to cleaning up contaminated liquid wastes, metal leaching, and recycling and recovery," she says.
Much of it, Mr. Davis said, is transuranic waste -- metal and materials that were contaminated by uranium during years of weapons production.
