Príklady shredding

• Several authors comment on the management of ancient woods, but relatively few discuss pollarding or shredding in any great detail.

• The asbestos around the pendulum apparatus, however, is adhered to the floor and is subject to disruption and shredding as visitors walk around this area.

• Only shredders that were firmly attached to leaves were included; typically, these leaves showed signs of shredding at the point of the animal's attachment.

• Mechanically shredding the bass retina yields isolated single and twin cones.

• In general terms the authors most critical of pollarding and shredding were also the most influential.

• Dung piles were sampled by hand shredding and dissection to determine the seed content of the dung, usually in situ.

• Moreover, the rise of coal consumption in rural areas was by the mid-nineteenth century to make pollarding and shredding much less important as a source of firewood.

• Mortimer considered shredding and the production of timber to be compatible.

• They are effectively shredding the so-called safety net.

• These include car manufacturers, second-hand car dealers, the federation of the car industry, the metal processing firms, shredding firms and the government.

• I did not ask whether shredding should go in the sea.

• There are no paper shredding machines in my private office.

• After shredding, the resulting material is now, like unclassified waste paper, disposed of for recycling.

• Before we get to that stage, however, we must take account of the concerns of those responsible for dismantling, recycling and shredding vehicles.

• There is already a very successful industry out there which is shredding cars, recovering metals and recovering energy by the incineration of the non-metallic parts.