Sentence examples for control sewerage from inspiring English sources

(4) Cluster analysis is able to analyze the incineration process of a pellet heater, and (5) multi-agent systems can control sewerage systems.

The second rule is to support all farm subsidies, including corn ethanol, despite the fact that most subsidies benefit huge agribusinesses, and to always be against any regulations that seek to control sewerage overflow from the huge pig farms.

During his research work, he developed an industry-rewarded multi-agent system for the control of sewerage systems.

Control variables were sewerage coverage, health system insurance coverage and quality of life index.

Three types of balkanization are described and critiqued: a) spatial/geographical (balkanization of ecosystem and environmental management); b) sectoral (balkanization of urban governance sectors—solid waste, drainage and sewerage, pollution control, infrastructure); and c) institutional (balkanization of urban and disaster mitigation/management institutions).

Values were to reflect the current situation in the Netherlands, given the existing level of prevention and health care including vaccination and infrastructure (water supply, sewerage, food safety controls) et cetera.

They also have control over garbage disposal, water supply, sewerage, zoning, development, and building codes.

There was no sanitation facility to control or dump the municipal sewage to fall into rivers, so that sewerage made a part of urban rivers without any preliminary treatment.

Our findings are also consistent with a smaller study conducted in the poorest areas of Salvador 20 years ago, which reported 43% and 28% less prevalence of A. lumbricoides and T. trichuria, respectively, in areas with sewerage and drainage compared with control areas that lacked both (Moraes et al. 2004).

A control system is often tailored to a specific sewerage network and is rarely - if ever - immediately transferrable to other sewerage networks.

Almost half of the rural population do not have access to water supply controlled by sanitary authorities; safe heating and sewerage systems are not in place.