Bottles made of polyethylene terephthalate, PET, will sink in seawater and not make it this far from civilization.

An example of successful waste management is the reprocessing of PET bottles (made of polyethylene terephthalate) into polyester fibers.

And it's made of polyethylene, so it's very thin.

The inner critic is like this amorphous,

So how do we fight such an amorphous enemy?

Outer socket made by using heated high density polyethylene pipes, rather than using heated sheets.

So how did that amorphous Big Bang turn into our complex cosmos?

Organizing a Global Coordinate System from Local Information on an Amorphous Computer, 1999 Nagpal.

The victors were an amorphous political center, focused on domestic issues, and the annexationist religious right.

That, too, is not surprising, because the situation remains an amorphous mix of hope and destruction.

For a list of the many different crystalline and amorphous forms of solid H2O, see the article ice.

They reflect changing investor psychology, which is hard to discern, and new information, which may still be amorphous and ambiguous.

Decentralized organization, multiple leaderships, and conflicting ideological stances make the Salafi trend amorphous, volatile, and susceptible to manipulation and infiltration.

The Internet was that amorphous blob, or it was a silly black box with a blinking red light on it.

The bad news is that an amorphous, disorganized, and nihilistic insurgency can eventually evolve into a coherent, efficient, and purposeful one.

The product of the technology may just be a commodity such as the polyethylene plastic or a sophisticated product like the ICs used in a smartphone.

While successful twentieth century insurgencies developed some degree of hierarchy and a political wing, the Iraq insurgency remains a loose, amorphous network.

This is a tall order, however, given that Iran s labor groups, while deeply discontented, are just as amorphous as the Green Movement itself.

Perhaps it is accepted resignedly, as the cosmopolitan class is too amorphous and ill defined to be the target of any social movement.

Perhaps the sheer degree of uncertainty in pre war Europe, or the more amorphous nature of the threat, made security concerns trump financial risk.

Regarding the exemption request by the United States for CFC 113 used for high modulus polyethylene fibre, he noted that it met the technical criteria for classification as a process agent.

PCT AU98 00739, priority date 11 September, 1997 Method of deposition of thin films of amorphous and crystalline microstructures based on ultrafast pulsed laser deposition , (2001).

We believe that all of this emerged from a Big Bang a hot, dense state. So how did that amorphous Big Bang turn into our complex cosmos?

This would obviously pose a much more serious threat, but even an amorphous, disorganized, and nihilistic insurgency can survive and block stability, democratization, and prosperity for many years.

This clash of perceptions has caught the world s policy experts and analysts off guard. That, too, is not surprising, because the situation remains an amorphous mix of hope and destruction.

In the course of the last 50 years, this amorphous group of settlements has grown into a modern industrial town dominated by Lake Saimaa, the Vuoksi River and the border.

By and large, however, few leaders are willing to compromise growth in the tech sector or the Internet in any significant way in the name of a threat that is so amorphous.

Sumitomo had developed a technology essentially to impregnate a polyethylene based fiber with organic insecticide, so you could create a bed net, a malaria bed net, that would last five years and not need to be re dipped.

The question might be raised as to whether the modern world can be seen to have several distinct civilizations or whether we are not all members of the same putative (and amorphous) civilization.

Pervasive networks are an amorphous and at present entirely hypothetical concept where the user can be simultaneously connected to several wireless access technologies and can seamlessly move between them (See vertical handoff, IEEE 802.21).

To prevent future attacks, the sometime amorphous structures of terrorist networks and groups must be weakened by high search and investigation pressure. Territorial border must not offer any protection to perpetrators in this regard.

The good news for those who desire stability and democracy in Iraq is that an amorphous, disorganized, and nihilistic insurgency cannot win in the traditional sense of replacing the government and forming a new regime.

It started in Japan. Sumitomo had developed a technology essentially to impregnate a polyethylene based fiber with organic insecticide, so you could create a bed net, a malaria bed net, that would last five years and not need to be re dipped.

While some terrorist groups are hierarchical in structure, more typical is a cell based, amorphous structure like that of Al Qaida, which devolves power and authority to autonomous or semi autonomous groups in dozens of countries.

And in fact, through those interactions, for the first time, I was starting to get to be friends with some of those people in that big amorphous group out there that was supposed to be far away.

And in fact, through those interactions, for the first time, I was starting to get to be friends with some of those people in that big amorphous group out there that was supposed to be far away.

Australia does not view the general obligations under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea and customary international law with respect to the conservation and the sustainable management of marine living resources as merely aspirational or amorphous.

The role of the Holocaust as the constituent myth of the Zionist meta narrative reinforced Israel s tendency to face the world, an amorphous but imposing construct with which the Jews wage a dispute that cannot be resolved through the traditional tools of international relations.

Now the brain may not look like much from the outside a couple pounds of pinkish gray flesh, amorphous but the last hundred years of neuroscience have allowed us to zoom in on the brain, and to see the intricacy of what lies within.

67. Incidentally, there are great similarities between article 7 just mentioned and our article both attempt to give structure to a concept of equity which, without this intermediary, would be so general as to be almost amorphous, and could not be applied to a specific draft.

By so doing, the Security Council has put an end to an amorphous situation which had lasted for far too long and which Iraq exploited in a bid to secure territorial expansion, to exercise regional hegemony, and to gain political, strategic and material concessions at the expense of Kuwait and the other Gulf States.

Margaret Mead, the great anthropologist, said, before she died, that her greatest fear was that as we drifted towards this blandly amorphous generic world view not only would we see the entire range of the human imagination reduced to a more narrow modality of thought, but that we would wake from a dream one day having forgotten there were even other possibilities.