Sentence examples for common drainage from inspiring English sources
It has been designed to require as only inputs the average ore grade, daily amount of ore stacked and the rate of metal extraction to a common drainage collection point for all cells.
Three common drainage ditch macrophytes, Leersia oryzoides (cutgrass), Typha latifolia (cattail), and Sparganium americanum (bur-reed) were assessed for their ability to reduce effluent loads of atrazine, diazinon, and permethrin in simulated agricultural runoff water in 379 L individual mesocosms.
These embryological observations are supported by the common drainage patterns of the skin and parenchyma of the breast; both drain into the same sentinel lymph nodes [ 62].
The common drainage sites are the superior vena cava, the inferior vena cava, right atrium and brachiocephalic (innominate) vein [ 12, 17, 18].
The coarse drainage texture indicates highly porous and permeable rock formations, whereas the fine drainage texture is more common in less pervious formations (Waikar and Nilawar 2014).
Such cases should also have no evidence of mediastinal nodal metastases or of nodal metastases within a common nodal drainage.
The other criteria are more problematic: the tumours should be distinct and separate, should lie in different segments, lobes or lungs, and should not be associated with any nodal involvement in an area of common lymphatic drainage.
Fed periodically by surface water from the Aïr massif that pooled against a low east-west fault scarp (Mazelet) immediately to the south, Paleolake Gobero appears to have been more closely associated with the Chad Basin, as there is no trace of the giant catfish (Arius gigas) common to drainages of the Niger [21].
The limestone has been eroded in typical karst fashion, with sinkholes, caves, and underground drainage common.
The findings from this study are likely common to most drainage systems having seasonal bimodal streamflow regimes, whereas the seasonal signature of Q SSC relations is likely enhanced in those settings where agriculture is a major component of the landscape.
The most common site of drainage is the portal vein [2].
