The road is often interrupted because of overflowing rivers during the rainy season and most of the population lives in remote villages far from the road.
Promoting soil cover of otherwise impervious surfaces, like a roof, increases water absorption and decreases the likelihood of overflow because water is instead used by plants.
"Am I successful because of its overflow business?" Mr. Martin asked.
Around midnight on a recent Wednesday, the black-lacquered bar indeed had a soigné, monied feel, partly because of the overflow from a Whitney Museum event nearby.
It's very easy to do that now, and for young photographers, it's a bit hard to exist because of the overflow of images.
Because of the overflow of visitors last year, Rome's government encouraged interested citizens with extra space to open bed-and-breakfasts.
Doesn't the management recall the days when veterans such as Deborah Kerr, Stanley Donen or Cary Grant came on for the big show and stopped it because of the overflow of emotion?
Meanwhile, it is also possible that the queue size will build up on a disadvantaged node, and the node starts dropping packets because of queue overflow.
In contrast, during the second season, this area is subject to recurrent flooding because of the overflowing of Lake Nokoue as a result of the water influx coming through the Oueme River, the main affluent of the lake, after the rains in Northern Benin.
This phenomenon is undesirable because it drastically increases the level of broth, even to the point of overflowing from the fermenter.
