Sentence examples for construction of rain from inspiring English sources

This period also witnessed the construction of rain and spring water gathering ponds to be used in summer.

Improvements include the paving of streets, the construction of rain treatment systems or contention walls, physical and legal integration of slums and or such neighborhoods into the existing urban fabric through specific programs such as "Special Improvement Program", "Urbanization of Slums Program" (Miller et al. 2012), and the project "Santos New Times" (Santos 2014).

For urban areas with nearby lakes, Bannerman says construction of "rain gardens" is becoming a popular method that homeowners and businesses can use to help control stormwater runoff.

An engineering approach to surface fatigue, using the Palmgren Miner rule for cumulative damage, allows for the construction of a rain erosion incubation period equation.

The future multiplication of the IWRM project results within the region was assured by a local capacity development when the presented material concept was applied in practise in Indonesia for the construction of sustainable rain water cisterns in Gunung Kidul.

By means of a case study, the successful development and implementation of a rheologically optimised cement-based mortar for the appropriate construction as well as rehabilitation of rain water cisterns in Indonesia is presented in this paper.

Their trip was hampered by 4.5 hours of rain and some construction delays, as well as a takeoff from their congested home neighborhood.

The final stages of the Delacorte's construction were so bedeviled by weeks of rain that the contractor postponed rolling out the asphalt paths until only hours before the opening night of the first production, "Merchant of Venice," so that the stiletto heels of female guests sank into the bubbling surface as they tried to walk to their seats.

The only bad news: The company cut its forecast of revenue growth in 2007 from 17% to 20%, down to 14% to 16%, because of rain delays for construction in coastal areas.

By means of a case study, the successful implementation of a rheologically optimised cement-based mortar for the construction as well as for the rehabilitation of rain water cisterns is presented in this paper.

This first-person monologue of a soul incarnated as a highwayman, sailor, construction worker, ship captain and ultimately "a single drop of rain" is as deep as it gets.