Sentence examples for deficit areas from inspiring English sources

The government is studying a plan to transfer quantities of water from surplus rivers to deficit areas.

It abhors traders and middlemen who would have been best positioned to bring cereals from the surplus areas to the deficit areas.

At the community level, use of pond sand filtration is the most common practice in moderate water deficit areas.

To this end, new land conservation technologies were introduced in some degrading and food deficit areas of the highlands, mainly through food-for-work incentives since the early 1980s (Shiferaw and Holden 1998).

In some generation deficit areas that rely heavily on inter-tie lines to access remote generation from neighboring areas, a stringent deterministic security rule such as the N−1−G criterion in which a loss of single transmission component together with a loss of critical local generating unit is considered [12, 13].

These provinces are normally also rice deficit areas and farmers tend to grow crops that are more profitable than rice.

Here we quantify the extent of the dry season "deficit" area in the Cambodian Mekong River catchment, using a recent agricultural survey and our analysis of MODIS satellite data.

Hence, the island system is considered as the generation deficit area (i.e. load dominant area) where the bulk power flows from the mainland towards the island.

(5) There is a clear slip deficit area with a radius of ~10 km just west side of the Mw 7.3 event.

We can clearly identify that there is a clear-cut slip deficit area with a radius of ~10 km just west side of the Mw 7.3 event, surrounded by the bifurcated slip areas (Fig. 5a), schematically illustrated in Fig. 8.

The locational transmission capacity reserve is defined as the additional transmission capacity required to deliver the electrical power from remote generation to supply the load demand in a generation deficit area (load dominant area), i.e. through the inter-tie lines.