Sentence examples for constructing a water from inspiring English sources

The plan calls for excavating contaminated soil and sediment and constructing a water treatment system by 2007, with the water treatment to last about 20 years.

They spent last night constructing a water purification system to provide safe drinking water for people living in a camp in Kathmandu who lost their homes in last week's earthquake.

As does the lodge, which is the only safari camp inside the park and is considered part of the community (not only are most of the workers local, but the lodge has helped fund several projects in the village, including renovating the school and constructing a water windmill).

A promising potential method of mitigating the blast effects caused by terrorist explosions is constructing a water barrier encircling an explosive found in public places.

One proposed solution is to construct a water conduit from the Red Sea to the Dead Sea, which would generate hydroelectricity and provide desalinated water, primarily to Jordan, which is acutely short of water, and also help refill the Dead Sea.

This is used to construct a water surplus diagram, which is similar to the grand composite curve in heat pinch analysis.

Once we have developed the model, we can at this point construct a water transactions matrix w * = w ij which captures the intersectoral water relationships ("purchases" and "sales" of water).

Under a joint venture with Brazilian water treatment engineering company Enfil, Veolia Water Solutions & Technologies will supply and construct a water treatment and reuse station at Abreu e Lima refinery, in Ipojuca, Brazil for the Brazilian oil company Petrobras.

A multi-million US dollar engineering project to construct a water channel to transfer part of the river flow from a nearby river to maintain the water level was completed in August 2010.

A common cost-benefit analysis approach, which is novel in the risk analysis of hydrologic/hydraulic applications, and a Bayesian decision analysis are applied to aid the decision making on whether or not to construct a water reservoir for irrigation purposes.

Pacificus, archdeacon of Verona, was long believed to have constructed a water clock (horologium nocturnum) as early as 850.