Sentence examples for common cistern from inspiring English sources
Results indicate that composite asphalt shingles and metal are the most commonly used roofing materials for RWH, and polyethylene is the most common cistern material for the surveyed population.
However, during the six-month dry season only a provision of approx. 10 L per capita per day (lpcd) was feasible for an average household of 4 people due to the cisterns' common dimensions of approx. 9 m3.
Finally, I show how the ordinary infrastructures of water supply—such as barrels, cisterns, and buckets, common tools in Tijuana homes both coexist with and limit state power, resulting in variegated geographies of institutional authority, punctuated by alternative spaces of rule.
Common models include blood injection into the basal cisterns of animals or endovascular perforation, both of which produce vasospasm and an inflammatory response [ 40– 40].
In case 48 (dracunculiasis), it is stated that cisterns in Iran and step wells in India are common sources of infection and that prevalence of this infection has been reduced in most areas, except India, Pakistan, and a few countries in Africa.
Water shortages are common because of the islands' porous soils and limited watersheds; wells and cisterns are the only water source for much of the rural population.
New Orleans, however, had not learned to cope with the health hazards of its mushrooming growth: drinking water came from the river or cisterns; no sewerage system existed; drainage was deficient; and flooding was common after heavy rains.
An overview is presented of the common and uncommon diseases of the inner ear and of the cochleovestibular nerve within the internal acoustic meatus and cerebellopontine angle cistern causing sensorineural deafness.
