Sentence examples for being discharged by a from inspiring English sources

The treated effluent passes through the contact tank where a tablet feed chlorinator mixes with the solution prior to being discharged by a special pipe line in the Sea (chaffar-nakta beach), (Fig. 3).

If they out themselves, they have a high chance of losing their jobs and being discharged by a military court of justice.

Figure 2 presents the four estimates for the probability of being discharged by a given day after hospital admittance.

At a time when the social safety net is being systematically dismantled, it is perhaps time for a deep re-examination of the idea that family relationships are a set of responsibilities to be discharged by a particular date.

The patient, an elderly woman in the hospital for scoliosis, a spinal condition, was discharged by a hospitalist on a Friday night, with a prescription for a narcotic pain reliever that her pharmacy, as it turned out, did not stock.

Canon Peter Russell Jones, the Vicar of Conwy, said: "Within a family the role of the father is not interchangeable with that of the mother, so here the role of bishop should properly be discharged by a male.

Basic violet 3 (BV3) dye and perchloroethylene (PCE) environmental hormone are recognized as difficult-to-treat pollutants and are discharged by a wide variety of sources.

The quality of groundwater is the resultant of all the processes and reaction that act on the water from the moment it condenses in the atmosphere to the time it is discharged by a well.

Fast spore release continued for a few hours (4 6 h) but the speed of spore release usually decreased for several of the species with time of incubation to eventually level off to a maximum amount of spores which possibly can be discharged by a single specimen under the experimental conditions applied.

By contrast, modern firearms can be discharged by a flick of a finger, killing people by accident and impulse.

The crisis hid an opportunity, where the tasks of old Islamic jurisprudence had to be discharged by a group of specialists and laymen.