Sentences with phrase «normally dispose»

When you need new tyres on your car, the garage where you have them fitted will normally dispose of your old tyres for you.

«But the hopeful thing is that it might not take a whole lot to tip the balance back,» by devising ways to improve the quality - control mechanisms in cells that normally dispose of misfolded proteins.

The framing device, in which a crotchety grandfather (Peter Falk) reads the story to his sick grandson (Fred Savage), provides a perfect inroad to audience members not normally disposed to fairy tales.

Not exact matches

«Here, ligands that would normally do everything they could to avoid being opposite each other at a metal, in fact, do everything they can to be oppositely disposed, and rather than this destabilising the ligands they actually mutually reinforce each other.

Normally, the liver disposes of many toxins in the body.

More precisely, it's the difference between the fair market value of the stock when you disposed of it (normally your sale price, but you would need to find the value if you disposed of the shares without selling them, such as a gift or donation) and the actual amount you paid for the shares.

Cat litter can be disposed of normally and other animals in the house can interact without restriction.

If you receive a civil traffic violation in Pasco county, it can normally be disposed by either paying the civil penalty or electing to attend a defensive driving course.