Second, I trace the development of Tijuana's flood control and potable water conveyance networks, designed and built between the 1960s and the 1980s, which enabled rapid urban growth but ultimately cultivated dependency on a distant, state engineered water source.
In this study, a generalized model of the cost of DPR as a function of treatment plant scale, assuming futuristic, optimized conveyance networks, was constructed for purposes of developing design principles.
Paddy irrigation practices in Taiwan utilize complicated water conveyance networks which draw streamflows from different tributaries.
We examined two (one small- and one medium-scale) irrigation schemes shared by multiple users in the Upper East region of Ghana, including the water reservoir, water conveyance and distribution network, cropping fields, and the management entity.
The conveyance properties of a dendritic network are analogous to blood circulation systems and tree branching.
Very often the irrigated farm is scattered over various localities giving rise to problems of access to the fields, conveyance of water and laying of irrigation networks and schemes.
They include water supply, gas and liquid fuel networks, electric power, transportation systems, waste conveyance, and telecommunications.
Collection, conveyance and discharge of farm drainage water using open channel network is an important task in an agricultural area.
In Section 4, for example, we considered Lewis's recognition that each human language amounts to a network of Nash equilibria in coordination games around conveyance of information.
Network news has had a long slide into the vulgar conveyance of rumor.
