Sentence examples for cistern it from inspiring English sources

SF is the single most identifiable feature of the superolateral face of the brain, and together with the underlying sylvian cistern it constitutes the most frequently used microneurosurgical corridor through its opening.

Used in Tunstall's flat in conjunction with a two-part siphon in the cistern, it means the toilet only flushes while you hold down the handle.

By analysis of the water samples stored in these cisterns, it was evident that rainwater quality could be improved significantly by self-purification during the storage.

Hence, although the number of episodes appears to be lower among individuals with cisterns, it does not affect the length and severity of illness when it does occur, nor the types of care sought for diarrhoea.

When the cassette was full a light glowed on the cistern, and it was my job, Bernie had said to remove it and take it to the disposal point.

I'm really grateful and happy that the museum did this, and that the Buffalo Bayou Park Cistern supported it".

One reader commented that instead of using such gadgets, she fills up a 1.5 litre plastic water bottle and pops it in the cistern, noting that it does the same and job and that the plastic does not degrade.

Though the Bullitt Center is fully capable of catching rainwater, storing it in a cistern and treating it to potable standards, city and state regulations don't allow a commercial building to disconnect from the municipal water system.

It was bloody heavy, hoisting the cistern and holding it up with my thigh while I fiddled about to get the pencil through the holes to mark the wall where I need to fix the screws.

It has solar power and a water cistern so that it's entirely self-contained, right down to an 1893 wood-burning stove salvaged from the Los Alamos, N.M., train station.

The immediate problem was that the people of Fidel ordinarily bought their water from a cistern truck, but it hadn't appeared since before the quake on January 12th, and so there was no longer any easy access to water.