I'm sure you won't have any problem finding a use for them.
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Wasting food stresses me out, so I feel good about finding a use for it.
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It is a salvage or rescue mission, finding a use for the lowliest of products — yesterday's news.
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The holiday season is over, but that isn't stopping people from finding a use for their Christmas trees.
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And folks who work in fields of applied mathematics often end up finding a use for those abstract ideas.
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There's joy in limiting yourself to what you already have, in finding a use for every scrap and stretching a little into a lot.
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In our recent experience with the Insta360 One X, however, we found that the biggest issue with 360 cameras isn't specs; it's finding a use for one in the first place.
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As gross and disgusting as smoking brain ooze is, you have to give the guy credit for finding a use for internal organs that's almost as creative as jumping rope with cat intestines.
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A few years ago, uber Google engineer John Wilkes told me Borg was so efficient—so adept at finding a use for available processing power on each and every machine—that it had probably saved Google the cost of building another data center.
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Restaurants are finding inventive ways to recycle food wasteRaw ingredients that don't end up being used in restaurants can often be whipped up into something new or redistributed elsewhere, but finding a use for food that is sent back to the kitchen when the diner has just ordered too much is slightly more complicated.
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"If we can assign a value to this material and turn it into a valuable commodity that people would buy, then we're creating jobs in Appalachia, incentivizing people to treat mine drainage, and we're finding a use for this waste product," Dr. Paul Ziemkiewicz, director of West Virginia Water Research Institute and principal investigator on the project, told me over the phone.
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The city struggled with finding a use for the building that is financially viable and high-profile. The Crowne Plaza Hotel still operates in the train shed structure, and leases out the main concourse, the Grand Hall, for weddings and other events.
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A-Force attempted to negotiate with Antimatter but he explained he sought to understand humanity by disassembling their molecules and finding a use for them. This led to a fight in which Dazzler was critically injured and died on the operating table. Dazzler woke up following the failed operation to realize it seemed like she was unable to die. Dazzler rejoined the fight against Antimatter in time to take Singularity into a pocket dimension to protect her from dying when Antimatter was destroyed.
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ZnPP is finding a new use in cancer therapies. Research into the field of nanotechnology is finding a use for many compounds which show different and often more favorable properties at the nanoscale. ZnPP is one suchKongpetch, S., Kukongviriyapan, V., Prawan, A., Senggunprai, L., Kukongviriyapan, U., & Buranrat, B. Crucial role of heme oxygenase-1 on the sensitivity of cholangiocarcinoma cells to chemotherapeutic agents. PLoS. One 2012, 7(4) compound that can effectively aid in the treatment of multiple types of cancer in laboratory experiments.
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Marsh Dog, a US company based in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, received a grant from the Barataria-Terrebonne National Estuary Program to establish a company that uses nutria meat for dog food products. In 2012, the Louisiana Wildlife Federation recognized Marsh Dog with "Business Conservationist of the Year" award for finding a use for this ecosustainable protein. In Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan, nutria (Russian and local languages Нутрия) are farmed on private plots and sold in local markets as a poor man's meat. As of 2016, however, the meat is used successfully in Moscow restaurant Krasnodar Bistro, as part of the growing Russian localvore movement and as a 'foodie' craze.
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