Sentence examples for waste moves from inspiring English sources

The shredded material goes back on the belt, where an overhead electromagnet removes material containing iron as the waste moves along.

The secret of the network is that the murky water carrying the waste moves by gravity toward the main treatment plant at Acheres, just outside the city limits.

Too, the Energy Department needs to keep working to understand how water, which will spread the waste, moves through the mountain; then it needs to explain this to the public, Dr. Cohon said.

As the waste moves down the tubule, water is reabsorbed, until crystals of uric acid are formed, and in the hindgut, further reabsorption occurs in a structure known as the rectal gland (Roberts 1986).

The frequency of turning of the drum manually was per day (per 24 h) with a full rotation of the rotary drum ensuring that the waste moves from one portion to another, for higher temperature in order to degrade the waste properly (Kalamdhad and Kazmi 2009).

Unfortunately, it can take several moves to set up a wrapped/striped combo, so don't waste moves going for these if you're running short on time.

As they lounged with Ron Marli in the Avac center office, the building rumbled with the vaguely digestive thrum of after-lunch waste moving through the pipes.

"City of Light" and "Waste" move between history and fiction, between public events we know about and private events we can only imagine.

"You can't embrace a new technology and overnight make it a new solution for 12,000 tons a day of residential waste moving out of New York City," said Kate Ascher, executive vice president of the New York City Economic Development Corporation, which the mayor has asked to help long-term alternatives for exporting the waste.

In parallel, we are launching ambitious projects such as tackle urban sprawl, (re)introduce nature and biodiversity in our cities, improve recycling, fight against waste, move us towards a circular economy, prioritize public transport, increase electrical mobility, refurbish buildings and improve energy efficiency.

The Alleys, who concentrate on transportation problems, would like to see San Onofre waste moved a short distance to Camp Pendleton, although that would require many steps, including getting the military's permission.