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waste tray
noun
A tray placed in such a way as to collect waste (garbage) as it is produced.
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And disposing of the vacuumed dirt and dust is easy, too, because the AirRam compresses it into tiny bales that can be plucked from the vacuum's waste tray.
It's built with a sensor that knows when your cat has visited, and afterward the unit rotates like a giant cement mixer, to sift and deposit clumps into a waste tray.
One drop of essential oil was placed onto the tissue lining the waste tray to give each context a distinctive smell (almond oil for context 1, lavender for context 2).
At the end of each session, mice were removed from the chamber, which was then cleaned with 10% ethanol alcohol, and a fresh tissue placed into the waste tray.
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These results add evidence to the World Health Organization current recommendation that waste trays should be used to segregate stacked cages in markets to prevent cross-contamination (13 ).
And you need to keep it stocked with carbon filters and waste-tray liners.
In addition, size, content and aspect ratio of strips of waste plastic trays were investigated.
Recycled gypsum was used as a stabilizing agent to improve the compressive strength while the waste plastic trays were used to improve the tensile strength.
Adding strips of waste plastic trays to samples treated with recycled gypsum enhanced both splitting tensile and compressive strengths as well increased the value of secant modulus.
The size and content of strips of waste plastic trays have significant effect on the potential of capillary rise and the enhancement of strength and stiffness of tested soil.
Trays facilitate service and flow efficiency in dining halls, but having them usually results in 25-30 percent more food waste than tray-less operations.
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