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It reuses familiar programming language concepts , operators and syntax for manipulating XML data , meaning software developers can start creating , navigating and manipulating XML with little to no additional knowledge . STP is a natural complement to other Eclipse projects , such as the Web Tools Platform and Data Tools Platform , and reuses , as appropriate , components from these projects . Reusing wash solvent has reduced liquid waste volumes nearly 25 % . This process reclaims valuable commodities from unwanted products that can be reused in the manufacture of new products , thus reducing the burden on the earth 's resources . Imaginestics ( www.imaginestics.com ) is the emerging leader in Design Reuse Management ( DRM ) systems for the manufacturing and life sciences industry . Even though they're written in every language known to Man ( as it seems ) , they are reusable and reused widely , both as large applications and as pieces big and little in new code . The construction of a rotation coefficients is implemented in a number of construct methods by the efficiency reason ( to provide reusing of the class instance ) . There is a significant set of functionality that is required in each compiler like symbol table management , input-output operations , error management , and so on , which are good candidates for code reuse . Note that MA thesis material may not be reused as part of the doctoral dissertation . Just as important as purchasing the technology is implementing a comprehensive methodology for capturing , refining , publishing and reusing the technical knowledge that you create every day . Note that the timing of the push of a variable with no next use is delicate : you should do it after registers have been allocated for both source registers , but before allocating the target register ; thus in the sub instruction , we could reuse $ 1 as a target , since it is not needed after its value is obtained as a source operand . To make it cost-effective , wineries must be able to demonstrate a substantial need for reusing waste heat . This can result in less code reuse , and potential errors . The program currently visits 26 cities in King County and recycles or reuses 98 percent of collected waste . If a building block is currently used in a single protocol instantiation , then it MUST specify some functionality that is likely to be reused in another ( future ) protocol instantiation . The program currently serves 26 cities and recycles or reuses 98 percent of collected waste . Also the soil that was treated and reused would have cost $ 30 per ton to be landfilled ( 1999 total - $ 1,929,018 ) ; however , the cost of treating and reusing the soil is about $ 27 per ton ( approximately $ 600,000 less ) . The loop can be reused throughout the entire experiment if it is dipped into a beaker of Nanopure water before being used in the next well . To find an organization that reuses or recycles electronics , search the Electronic Product Management Directory ( EPMD ) . ITHACA , N.Y. - - The success of regional materials exchange programs , which link businesses that have commodities to be disposed of with buyers who can use those materials , is proving that reuse saves money for businesses and municipalities .