recycle

Examples of reclaim

reclaim
In the wake of this, the farm lands and the towns were reclaimed by the encroaching forest.
Salt-aected soils lying barren earlier, now contribute nearly 6 6 106 t food grains from 1.5 6 106 ha reclaimed area.
As landfill, reclaimed from the sea, it is a flat unfamiliar landscape.
In the block where this segment starts, part of the block belonging to the reclaimed segment can also be reclaimed.
However, he resists treating identity merely as an object to be reclaimed.
Allocating and reclaiming memory must also be done in such a manner that it does not block the system too long.
At the same time, the build-up of newly reclaimed desert soils to economically sustainable productive capacity is a major challenge.
The religious revival in this sense is profoundly national, one aspect of reclaiming and asser ting national identity.
However, judiciousness should be exercised in utilizing the heap since space allocated in it is reclaimed only through backtracking.
A collected part of the heap is reclaimed when heap space is reclaimed beyond its corresponding garbage collection top.
Note that while instant reclaiming itself is a constant cost operation, it does incur an extra cost, which is not constant, in the final system.
After 1963, it was payable to children for whom reclaiming was not possible, or very little could be reclaimed.
In this manner, he metaphorically reclaims the land and his family, and presents it to the next generation.
They reclaimed lands which were lying waste for 25-30 years and in one case for at least 40 years.
The distinction was based on the possibility of reclaiming money; any other characteristic of the parent was irrelevant.
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