Sentence examples for constraints to water from inspiring English sources

This seminar addresses the technological and socio-economic constraints to water and food security for smallholder farmers.

But they do provide the constraints to water users in the seven states that share the river - boundaries to their available water supply that force them to choose among farms and swimming pools and lawns.

To derive an optimal strategy for reservoir operations to assist the decision-making process, we propose a methodology that incorporates the constrained genetic algorithm (CGA) where the ecological base flow requirements are considered as constraints to water release of reservoir operation when optimizing the 10-day reservoir storage.

Additionally, a number of factors influence the compliance including turbidity, bad smells and taste of drinking water, distance and time constraints to fetch water from a distant source, and social conflicts (16).

Resource costs of meeting EU WFD ecological status requirements at the river basin scale are estimated by comparing net benefits of water use given ecological status constraints to baseline water use values.

The third category shows the areas which are facing economic constraints to use water resources (Figure 2).

Perhaps because of this, the height of trees is likely to be limited more by hydraulic constraints linked to water transport than by mechanical constraints8.

The historical constraints related to water provision for camels are addressed by developing new wells, mechanization (pumps) and tanker trucks that bring water to the herds, which obviates the need to move herds to water.

Presentation and discussion will be centered on technological, institutional, governance, and socio-economic constraints to small-holder productivity; water management challenges in the two agro-ecologic zones, and protection of natural resource systems in degraded agricultural landscapes.

Many countries face constraints to their development, as available water resources are insufficient to meet demand.

Planners are now paying more attention to water constraints on energy production, experts say, as well as to reverse concerns about the amount of energy needed to produce water.