Sentence examples for discharge canals from inspiring English sources

When the water dips below 68, manatees seek warmer waters – usually springs or the power plant discharge canals.

Manatees – those giant aquatic mammals with the flat, paddle-shaped tails – are swimming out of the chilly Gulf of Mexico waters and into warmer springs and power plant discharge canals.

Equipment included separators, compressor stations, discharge canals, and pipeline cleaning operations.

We also found elevated levels of hydrogen sulfide in Wyoming along the chain of production (pump jacks, produced water discharge impoundments, discharge canals) and near a well pad in Colorado.

They flock to the warm water of the power plant's discharge canal.

Because the river's lower course flooded during the spring thaw, a discharge canal was constructed at Okozu in 1923.

Mr. Steets, spokesman for the plant, said that the contaminated water could be pumped out of the ground and its tritium measured and then released into the plant's discharge canal, but that that would merely provide a precise way to measure the amount of tritium before speeding its release into the river.

One, located at the entrance to Laguna Macapule (oceanic influence) and the other a discharge canal (eutrophic conditions) inside the lagoon at El Tortugón.

A simple method of measuring the discharge in canals is described in Training Manual 7, entitled "Canals".

This was an index of both his and the scientific world's interest in the subject, for the period saw studies of numerous radiations (e.g., cathode rays, X rays, Becquerel rays, "discharge rays," canal rays, radio waves, the visible spectrum, rays from glowworms, fireflies, and other luminescent materials), and Becquerel rays seemed not especially significant.

A radical municipal plan for new housing designed to create space and let air circulate, and for a sewage system that did not discharge into the canals was proposed and rejected because of the wholesale demolition that would have been required.Ms Plant declares that the 1880s were the key moment in the modern history of Venice because that decade confirmed it was to be a dead city.