Sentence examples for before reservoir from inspiring English sources
(Years before "Reservoir Dogs" toyed with ear-slicing, "The Big Red One" introduced us to that delightful sport).
The hit soundtrack album interspersed golden oldies with Mr Williams's DJ chatter five years before "Reservoir Dogs" used the same gimmick.
During the development period, before reservoir limits have been accurately defined, it is convenient to calculate gas in place per acre-foot of bulk reservoir rock.
Streamflow observations of a headwater catchment over the period of 1952 1972 (i.e., before reservoir operation) at the Longchuan station in the East River basin in South China are studied.
During primary CBM production, the permeability of coal initially decreases before reservoir pressure reaches the critical desorption pressure and it starts to increase at low pressure at which the reservoir pressure is below the critical desorption pressure.
Stocking of the lake with fish began before reservoir was filled with a small rearing pond being placed on the bottom of the valley.
She was treated with anti-retroviral drugs at birth so it is thought the virus was cleared from the body before reservoirs were established.
"It has been established that the dwelling places of a number of spirits will require relocation either before construction commences or before the reservoir area is inundated," AES said in an environmental report that it submitted to the World Bank, which is providing financial backing for much of the project.
The composite type includes features of the AD type and DA type, and before and after reservoir densification period (RDP), gas charging and accumulation is controlled by early buoyancy and later molecular expansive force respectively.
More recently, they have attracted tourists eager to see their sheer vertical drop before the reservoir reduces it.
The dam, the world's largest hydroelectric project, has been a target of criticism by environmentalists and some geologists since before the reservoir began to inundate a long stretch of the Yangtze River, long regarded as one of the world's scenic wonders, in 2003.
