| It's the kind of movie that won't appeal to those who like their cinema divided into easily decomposable, neatly digestible morsels. |
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| The problem of smells produced by food waste could be resolved by more frequent collection of decomposable waste during warm weather. |
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| Currently, more than 2,000 families in the county produce decomposable waste in their residences. |
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| In this fashion, the problems that are decomposable into problems of bounded difficulty can be solved very efficiently. |
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| We're saying there's this stuff deep in the ice, and that if it is thawed out, it is actually very decomposable. |
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| Light and naturally decomposable, this material answers all the functions of single-use dishes. |
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| A granular fertilizer with a decomposable coating which coating comprises a poly 3-hydroxy-3-alkylpropionic acid. |
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| The removal of chronic grazing by voles increased the biomass of preferred food species, which were the most readily decomposable, inside exclosures. |
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| The decomposable materials in refuse are isolated from glass, metal, and other inorganic items through sorting and separating operations. |
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| Recycling these decomposable organic materials reduces the amount of waste going into landfills. |
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| Summer prunings break down more rapidly than winter wood chips, as they contain no quickly decomposable leaves. |
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| Cantor himself conjectured that the universe might contain different types of matter, with the different types of matter decomposable into infinite sets of differing sizes. |
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| Garbage is highly putrescible or decomposable, whereas rubbish is not. |
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| It is analytically appealing since it is both decomposable and satisfies the weak principle of transfers. |
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| As a corollary to our results we show that each affine permutation has a cut-point or is, in other words, decomposable. |
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| The greater changes in the oil oxidised for a longer time can be explained by the greater amount of decomposable hydroperoxides formed after the induction period. |
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