Sentence examples for controlling water flow from inspiring English sources
Vadose-zone samples from 0 to 9 m depth under citrus orchards overlying an unconfined aquifer were analyzed for variables controlling water flow and the fate and transport of nitrogen fertilizers.
Natural wetlands play an important role in terms of controlling water flow, preventing from the damage of flood and storm, supporting fisheries, absorbing waste, especially maintaining biodiversity, etc.
A water package, for instance, is geared toward detecting moisture and controlling water flow should a leak be detected, while the energy package focuses mostly on remotely controlling lights and appliances.
And controlling water flow in the Nile could bring improved irrigation and water distribution.
One common sentiment, echoing the complaints in flooded communities along the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers, is that this disaster was not the result of too much water but of mismanagement of upstream dams — a notion those in charge of controlling water flow vigorously dispute.
Water will dilute the chemicals in the plant but also make them difficult to contain; just as the plant was unable to keep water from flowing in, it will have trouble controlling water flowing out.
Meanwhile, army engineers have begun releasing water from two dams controlling water flowing along a major river into the heart of Houston.
"If India builds projects to store water from its entitlement, it will provide a means for India to control water flow to Pakistan, even temporarily".
Some engineers, however, favour the idea of building a huge barrage that would also control water flow into and out of the Mediterranean.
The tiny scales are flexible to an angle of 60 degrees or more, and allow the shark to control water flow separation across its body.
Kenneth G. Ammon, deputy executive director of the South Florida Water Management District, which would assume control of the land, said it would be a "managed" flow-way, with reservoirs and other engineered mechanisms to control water flow.
