Sentence examples for by avoiding the water from inspiring English sources

"Normally, sewer overflows are just discharged into waterways and humans that generate the sewage can avoid the consequences by avoiding the water," said John Lipscomb of the clean water advocacy group Riverkeeper.

In this relatively ingenious design, a higher gaseous flow rate was maintained at the cell outlet, even under dead-end conditions resulted in a reduced purge-gas emission by avoiding the accumulation of liquid water in the cells.

A substantial improvement of EBF can be achieved in Nigeria by avoiding the practice of mothers giving water to their babies in addition to breast milk.

You may reduce the risk of burns by using an oven mitt to remove the container of water, and by avoiding the use of containers with very smooth sides or putting an object such as a wooden chopstick in the water to create "nucleation" sites to allow it to boil.

Gas diffusion layer (GDL) materials in polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cells (PEMFCs) are commonly made hydrophobic to enhance water management by avoiding liquid water blockage of the pores and facilitating reactant gas transport to the adjacent catalyst layer.

This underlines the necessity of preventing artifacts by using optically clean water as acoustic propagation medium and by avoiding turbulences in water so that the background subtraction method can work efficiently.

Some students coped with the rule by avoiding water and soft drinks, lest they run out of passes early in the month and find themselves squirming in their seats.

Similarly, 9.7% and 7.3% of the respondents wrongly reported that hepatitis B infection can be prevented by avoiding drinking contaminated water and eating uncooked food respectively.

Most coped by avoiding coffee and water, but a few routinely wore sanitary pads to work and "11percentt of elementary schoolteachers brought all the children with them to the bathroom when they were unable to hold it any longer," Mr. Linder said.

Advocates say the program more than pays for itself by conserving water, avoiding the cost of waste processing, and saving up to $2 million a year in expenses just from teaching the residents of housing projects to compost grass clippings.

Dromedaries can conserve water by fluctuating their body temperature throughout the day from 34.0 to 41.7 °C, which saves water by avoiding perspiration at the rise of the external temperature.