castoff

The philanthropist too often surrounds mankind with the remembrance of his own castoff griefs as an atmosphere, and calls it sympathy.

Fly ash was a sort of industrial solid castoff which could be utilized again.

These "dirty snowballs" castoff gas and dust whenever they venture near the sun.

Pliny says that there is no more excellent protection against illness than the castoff horseshoe found in the road.

He was able to castoff such an uninteresting task.

and the technique is applied to constructing concentrated treatment stations of artesian well castoff.

Thus, adopting this method to utilize castoff of stalks and leaves of PN comprehensively will lead to a wide and applied future.

Tigogenin is a byproduct in the hemp-making industry using the sisal, as a castoff, it pricks up environmental pollutant.

Snakes castoff and renew their skins .

castoff: One that has been discarded.

Shards: These are tiny fragments of castoff crystal imprinted with miniscule bits of psionic power.

Castoff can not over the ash bin's edge.

Study of the Preparation of the food preservative from Castoff of Living

Key Technique of Pollution Prevention from Electronic Information Products Castoff

The analyse of packaging castoff reclaim and packaging designing amelioration

Recycling Approach for Plastics Packaging Castoff

Burning industry deleterious castoff in cement rotary kiln system

Brief Introduction of Lawmaking on Electron Castoff in Foreign Country

Influence of using industry castoff as admixture on cement performance

The detection and analysis of tongue-coating castoff cell to chronic gastritis

The sharing of castoff resource's information base on industrial ecology

On the Perfecting of Life Solid Castoff Logistics System in Cities

Dealing with Organic Solid Castoff by Plasm Technology

Producing Albumen Feedstuff by Food'Castoff

Study on the Application of Coagulant using Castoff and Crude

Recycle of Ceramic Solid Castoff