unusable material

Any matrix or unusable material that might still be attached to the jewellery grade pieces after we clean them comes free of charge.

Waste, unwanted or unusable material, varies in type and quantity in the different countries around the world.

Waste and wastes are unwanted or unusable materials.

The quarry area is established, and any unusable material ("overburden") is removed.

The unusable material left over, mainly ink, plastics, filler and short fibers, is called sludge.

It produces raw, often unusable material, but helps writers overcome blocks of apathy and self-criticism.

A large dumpster was filled with unusable materials while another trailer was filled with scrap metal.

Till and unusable material can be excavated using conventional mechanical means including excavators, loaders and dozers.

Household disposal materials are segregated: recyclables sorted and made into new products, and unusable material is dumped in landfill areas.

Unusable material from the drained water body will be excavated and removed to the unusable material waste site.

Take unusable materials or debris from tree felling work to an MDDEP authorized disposal site.

Directions by local authority The local authority may direct a rag merchant to dispose of discarded, soiled, contaminated or unusable materials or articles.

Unusable material will be placed on the southeast edge of the Project site to provide a berm to act as a visual screen of the Project area from the shoreline.

The unconscious is like an attic where all the unused or unusable material of our personal and tribal experience is tossed, higgledy-piggledy: old wedding photographs, grandmother's shawl, great-grandfather's diaries.

Over the generations, Living had woven this tribute from hair and skin and sinew, bits of live tissue, as much as could be spared, and unusable material from the free dancers.

So many subcategories have been created for the redirection of castoffs that just a relatively small volume of unusable material finds its way to that final resting place once known as the dump.