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And both in the production of plastic, the use of plastic and the disposal of plastic, the people who have the bull's-eye on their foreheads are poor people.
We have the manufacture of the car, the disposal of the car, all of the parking and freeways and so on.
Something to do with the slightly over 5,000 nuclear warheads he has at his disposal and the largest economy in the world and a fleet of drones and all that sort of stuff.
In places like Tibet, there are no places to bury the dead, or wood to cremate them, so these vultures provide a natural disposal system.
We have tools at our disposal like "girl power," and we hope that that will help, but I gotta wonder, is girl power going to protect them if, at the same time, actively or passively, we are training our sons to maintain their boy power?
It's a wonderful waste disposal device.
And in certain very high-security areas, perhaps civic drones would snare them and drag them off to a bomb disposal facility.
And most of Africa's farmers are, by and large, small farmers in terms of land that they operate, and very, very small farmers in terms of the capital they have at their disposal.
And we have two main tools available at our disposal.
And that is that despite all the resources at my disposal, and despite all our kind of apparent sophistication, I know I could never have designed something as elegant and as totally in tune with the local conditions as this.
But what is interesting is that we don't need to talk about design and art anymore; design uses whatever tools it has at its disposal in order to make a point.
We start with a human interface, and then we have to think about how feces are collected and stored, transported, treated and reused — and not just disposal but reuse.
But realizing later on how important were sanitation and the disposal of crap in a proper way, we went into the arena of sanitation.
And when we look at the reason for poor quality water, you find that it is our abysmal attitude to the disposal of human waste.
Sanitation is more about dignity than about human disposal of waste.
A chemist has some processes at her disposal that can help her speed up her reaction, and she knows of five ways.
Now, these institutions are like tankers, and working inside of them, I've come to appreciate what large wakes they can leave, and I've become convinced that the institution of the global capital markets, the nearly 290 trillion dollars of stocks and bonds in the world, that that may be one of our most powerful forces for positive social change at our disposal, if we ask it to be.
Using the tools at their disposal, they'll eliminate everything but the most useful and reliable information.
The placenta keeps the calf alive right up until its birth, when the umbilical cord breaks and the newborn's own respiratory, circulatory, and waste disposal systems take over.
In reality, any project is restricted by many factors, such as the cost, what materials you have at your disposal, and unbreakable laws of physics.
We need to come together around the best ways to mitigate poverty using the best tools at our disposal, and that comes only when conservatives recognize that they need liberals and their obsession with poverty, and liberals need conservatives and their obsession with free markets.
Astronomers are using every technique at their disposal to discover and study asteroids.
But I picked design, because I believe it's one of the most powerful tools at our disposal to improve our quality of life.
And then there's the orbit coined "the graveyard," the ominous junk or disposal orbits, where some satellites are intentionally placed at the end of their life so that they're out of the way of common operational orbits.
But that doesn't mean we shouldn't do everything in our power to protect the environments that we rely and depend on, and like Everest, the remote location and inadequate infrastructure of the orbital environment make waste disposal a challenging problem.
What if there actually were international laws with teeth that enforced end-of-life disposal of satellites instead of moving them out of the way as a temporary solution?
The UK's TechDemoSat-1, launched in 2014, for example, was designed for end-of-life disposal via a small drag sail.
This works for the satellite because it's small, but satellites that are higher or in larger orbits or are larger altogether, like the size of school buses, will require other disposal options.
Whatever the disposal or cleanup options we come up with, it's clearly not just a technical problem.
And by using the resources at our disposal in radical ways, by making a space for experimentation, we are able to bring to light architectures that find the beauty latent in the raw and imperfect things that surround us, that elevate them and let them speak their own language.
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