Sentence examples for waste supply from inspiring English sources

Charalampopoulou said the issue of consumer food waste was only part of the bigger picture in the food waste supply chain.

Likewise, much of the demand for waste-derived fuels stems from lower-than-expected waste supply in countries such as The Netherlands, Denmark and Sweden, where energy-for-waste capacity is high.

From technical perspective, an important condition for developing industrial symbiosis (IS) is the match between waste supply and demand.

The paper details three layers of analysis for designing optimal animal waste supply for anaerobic bio-digestion, including model formulation and mathematical solution for each stage.

Remaining and upcoming challenges with some C&D waste fractions, as well as future changes in quantity and quality of C&D waste supply and recycled aggregate materials demand, are discussed.

Lenzen and Reynolds (2014) and Reynolds et al. (2014) developed waste supply-use tables (WSUTs), which expanded on the WIO framework by incorporating a supply-use table, to analyze economic and waste data in Australia in 2008 2009.

The opportunity of using 2 m3 biogas reactors is promising in such housing projects that have an area for raising domestic animals along with the waste supplies from each house agriculture zone.

Ms. Butin, who calls her new project Afya Foundation of America — afya is Swahili for health — doesn't believe in wasting supplies.

Even so, Nott told me, "when someone comes in Red, the surgeon must ask, 'Do I have enough resources to operate on him?' If I don't, the patient is going to go into the Black Zone," which means he's going to die, and there's no point wasting supplies to try to save him.

The CWAs used in the experiment are ceramic electrical insulator wastes supplied by an electric power company in Japan, which were crushed and ground to various sizes prior to the replacement of fine aggregates.

This will keep you from wasting supplies.