The leftover parts from the mold-the plastic that fills the channels that take the hot plastic into the piece negative-fall down the machine, gets ground up, and put back into the production cycle.
Then, when the blood runs low on calcium, a signaling device called the parathyroid gland can activate a process by which calcium is taken from the skeleton and put back into the blood.
This was also the first time I had seen my figures professionally rendered and put back into the context of the book; the figures were submitted separately.
Now, many experts accept the view that memories are stored like individual files on a shelf; each time they are pulled down for viewing, they can be altered before being put back into storage.
If a similar condition had occurred within a car, bus, or truck, the vehicle would have been put back into service without question.
That means they earn better margins which, according to Mark Templin of Lexus (Toyota’s luxury brand), they put back into their stores “to deliver a more attractive experience for their customers”.
Gore, audibly riled, replied that every penny he made from his investments was put back into his non-profit foundation to spread knowledge about the climate challenge.
In May 2006 the couple went to the Care Fertility clinic where Mrs Baxter had two fertilised eggs put back into her womb and four frozen.
Now the men were frightened when they were taken to his house. They thought, "We were brought here because of the silver that was put back into our sacks the first time.
Are all inspected samples put back into their original packing?
put back into suspension, as of particles, in chemistry.
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