Sorting Sample Clauses
The Sorting clause establishes the method and criteria by which items, data, or deliverables are organized or arranged within the context of the agreement. Typically, it specifies the order—such as alphabetical, chronological, or by priority—in which information or goods should be presented or processed. This clause ensures consistency and clarity in how materials are handled, reducing confusion and streamlining workflows by providing a clear standard for organization.
Sorting. Click the Sort button on the toolbar to sort the files so that you can quick identify the files you want. There are four sorting criteria. : Sort by file name : Sort by file type : Sort by file size : Sort by file creation time
Sorting. Fail to sort catch con- sistent with the requirements specified at § 660.130(d).
Sorting. CWS’ strives to process material in the most effective and efficient manner, segregating final marketable product, MSW, and hazardous waste. Materials may be baled or bulk shipped depending upon the available market. Material is typically processed on a first-in, first-out basis so that specific material is not on site longer than 48 hours. Once materials are dumped on the tipping floor the sorting process is as follows: • Facility personnel will scan the materials for the presence of hazardous and other prohibited wastes including tires, cylinders, hoses, wood, metal, concrete, and large items. These materials will be removed to the appropriate storage location. • Materials are loaded onto two infeed conveyor belts that transport them up to two pre-sort conveyor lines. • Pre-sort activities are designed to separate cardboard, scrap metals, textiles, film plastic, prohibited wastes, and municipal solid waste (MSW). Sorters remove these items from the conveyor line and place them in chutes to the designated bunker or in containers. This is the primary point for removal of large items and difficult to handle items. • Remaining materials from the presort flow into a series of sorting machines with fiber rigid screens that mechanically separate newspaper and mixed paper from other materials such as plastic containers and aluminum cans. • Separated paper goes to a final sort line for removal of any residual MSW and maybe sorted to various marketable commodity levels. • Mixed paper and newspaper are consolidated into bunkers and when enough of either material is available, it is directed onto one of the two baler infeed conveyors for baling. • Recyclable materials from the paper reclaiming process go onto a transfer conveyer, where they are then taken to the container sort line. • The container sort line is designed to separate three types of plastics, aluminum cans, ferrous metal scraps and cans, textiles, trash and glass. • Ferrous metals, aluminum, and plastic types are accumulated in their respected bunkers until enough of each respective material type has accumulated for baling or bulk shipment. • Each material is then directed onto a baler infeed conveyor for baling or is deposited in a container for bulk shipping. • Glass is directed to a glass sort line where it is stored in bunkers. It is then loaded into end-dump trailers for sale. CWS has received a grant from CIWMB to subsidize the cost of the machinery needed to process glass bottles and jars to a g...
Sorting. The PA enhances sorting technologies to achieve a better separation of different types of plastic in treatment plants, including multilayer and multi-material packaging, since plastics can be only recycled if separated correctly. This innovative technology is based on a conveyor-belt free equipment able to achieve an excellent performance not only on rigid plastics, but also on films. A special focus is offered to the stages of material feeding, identification and ejection.
Sorting. Copies shall be prepared for delivery to Irvine Postal Customers by Carrier Route Sorting.
Sorting. An invariant is a property that appears both as a pre- and postcondition. To illustrate the use of invariants, consider the implementation of insertion sort: insertion-sort : (Ord α) [α] [α] insertion-sort = foldr insert [ ] insert : (Ord α) α [α] [α] insert a [ ] = [a ] insert a1 (a2 :: as) | a1 ™ a2 = a1 :: a2 :: as | otherwise = a2 :: insert a1 as The helper function insert takes an element a and an ordered list, and inserts the element at the right, according to the order, position in the list. In other words, insert a takes an ordered list to an ordered list. insert j = assert (true ord ) (λa λx insert j : (Ord α) ⇒ α d [α] d [α] The contract ord for orddered lidsts is defineddas fodllows: ord : (Ord α) ⇒ Contract [α] ord = { x | ordered x } ordered : (Ord α) [α] Bool ordered [ ] = True ordered [a ] = True
Sorting. In the Packaging Sorting Plant, the different packaging materials are sorted into different fractions (PET, HDPE bottles, HDPE boxes, Film, Mixed Plastics, metal cans and beverage carton) manually in a pick station and automatically in different sorting stations. This situation results into a high yields and plastic recovery percentage. In the MSW treatment plant, they recover mainly organic matter, although they also recover some packaging materials (PET, HDPE boxes, HDPE bottles, Film, Metal packaging and Beverage carton). Once the different packaging materials have been sorted into the main packaging materials (beverage cartons, Metal packaging, PET, HDPE bottles, HDPE boxes, Film and Mixture plastics), these are stored until its transportation to the proper recyclers’ facilities. Then, the remaining waste is sent to landfill located in Dos Aguas.
Sorting. The Fruit that fails to comply with category I requirements shall be separated. Sorting and quality patterns shall be set out by CAMPOSOL and shall be provided before the commencement of operations.
Sorting. Sawlogs/poles shall be decked placing the small ends facing the roadside. When decks contain logs or poles of more than one length, the log length shall be marked on the small end. Deck height shall not exceed six feet. Poles longer than 20' (twenty feet) must be laid out individually on the ground with the small ends facing the same direction with pole lengths indicated on the small end.
Sorting. The sorting of all collected waste was made before the pilot started and during its course. Waste characterisation Table 1 shows good effects of the pilot versus pre-pilot as well as differences between pilot users and non-users for non-packaging waste, compacted bottles and collection rate of plastics packaging. Specifically, the collection rate shows an improvement of 12 percentage points for the pilot users. Table 1 Pre-pilot Users final pilot Non-users final pilot K7.1: % Not packaging waste 14 3 18 K8: % No empty packaging 1.14 1.61 0.87 K9: % Stacked packaging 1.2 1.3 1.7 K10: % Compacted bottles 32 74 28 K11: % selective collection rate 30 38 26 K12: Compaction -kg/m3 30 - - In order to give response to all the KPIs set in this section, two different characterisations were done during the pilot: evaluation of bags individually, performed by SAV, and characterisation of the whole collection of the neighbourhood, subcontracted by SAV and Las Naves. Individual characterisation of bags Characterisation of users and non-users of the pilot. This characterisation included the evaluation of at least 25 labelled orange bags (bags from citizens participating in the pilot, users) per week of the pilot, and at least 50 non-labelled, non-orange bags (bags from citizens not participating in the pilot, non-users) per month. This characterisation was also used to assign the eco-points to the pilot participants. Results obtained in the individual characterisations of bags Non-Users 17,31 0,87 1,69