Sentence examples for discharged off from inspiring English sources
The marginal cost enforces system-optimal flow across the network to extend the underutilized roads will absorb the traffic discharged off the oversaturated roads.
The population has increased throughout the century, including the period when DDT was being manufactured, used, and its wastes discharged off southern California.
The Corps of Engineers already dredges 40 45 million cubic yards of sediment from the delta's numerous navigation channels each year, he says, and the material is discharged off the end of the continental shelf because that's the least expensive method of disposal.
A further CrCl was collected just prior to discharge (off CPP therapy), and if this was elevated, was repeated on the ward.
According to surveillance video, the gunman had a firearm in his waistband and it accidentally discharged, ricocheting off a security glass pane before grazing the other passenger.
Her mother, on seeing me notice this, quickly wiped the discharge off with her hand and then wiped her hand on her clothing.
He recently had his left arm shot off by an extremely maladroit colleague who accidentally discharged sawed-off shotgun while they were both pursuing hold-up men.
The Labor Department's Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey for February showed that during that month the total number of people who were either discharged or laid off totaled just 0.9 percent of all job holders in the United States.
An off-element showed inhibition of the background discharge during illumination and a powerful discharge at off; this off-discharge is thus a release of inhibition and reveals unmistakably the inhibitory character of the response to illumination that takes place in some ganglion cells.
From the results, it can be seen that most smoke is discharged directly off the tunnel through roof openings, so roof openings are favorable for exhausting smoke.
For employees who left, the employers are asked how many were laid off or discharged, and how many quit.
