Sentence examples for diversion facilities from inspiring English sources

Fish collection or diversion facilities are structures designed to remove fish from a channel where they may be endangered from pumps, power plants, or irrigation systems.

Mr. Hinojosa added that the state had ample storage and diversion facilities to the north of Sacramento, where the city's namesake river runs, but that that is less true of the San Joaquin River, which wends through the state's agriculturally rich Central Valley to the south.

Sources familiar with the state discussions said that it is likely the department will separate the habitat restoration component from the tunnel proposal and pursue shorter-term operating permits for the new diversion facilities and existing pumping operations.

In addition, UNICEF highlights that the next steps will focus on the provision of in-service training to newly assigned justice and social welfare personnel; the strengthening of legal aid services managed by the university legal aid clinic; the strengthening of the community based diversion facility and improvements to the child justice data management system.

This study evaluated the hydrological effects of operation of a diversion hydropower facility on the Correntes River in Brazil (mean discharge 73 m3 s−1), which is potentially important because of the ecological implications for the floodplains of the Pantanal into which it flows.

Accurate and efficient identification of the most likely origin for salmon encountered during ocean fisheries, or at salvage from fresh water diversion and monitoring facilities, has far‐reaching consequences for improving measures for management, restoration and conservation.

This decision allowed those visiting either ADDOs or public clinics to receive the same dosage instructions and public health messages; however, NMCP was concerned that using the exact same packaging might result in significant product diversion from public facilities to ADDOs.

The constraints of IFSQP include relationships among decision variables, waste generation rates, waste diversion goals, and facility capacities.

The study assumed three possible responses to waste diversion in the WtE facilities: (i) biomass was added to maintain a constant thermal load, (ii) Refused-Derived-Fuel (RDF) was included to maintain a constant thermal load, or (iii) no reaction occurred resulting in a reduced waste throughput without full utilization of the facility capacity.

These include diversion programs to treatment facilities and more widespread use of Medication Assisted Treatment for individuals with opioid addictions, among others.

3) further engage LGUs and increase their buy-in on establishing BPA facilities and diversion programs.