Sentence examples for diversion point from inspiring English sources

For example, the diversion point for Mitchell is in Wyoming though all the land it serves is in Nebraska.

In 2012, agency representatives expressed concerns that the water flowing through the ditch was not measured until more than two miles beyond the initial diversion point, resulting in reports that underrepresented how much water was being diverted.

Critics of the $62 billion project, called the South-North Water Diversion, point out that the Yangtze region is increasingly afflicted by droughts, and so precious water should not be sent north.

The VMS before the diversion point provides travel time of both the expressway and the arterial road.

The commercial capital of the United Arab Emirates, where trading activity accounts for the biggest single chunk (16.5%) of a $20 billion economy, has become a favorite diversion point on the Persian Gulf for shady cargo.

The state is still proposing to build a new diversion point on the Sacramento River in the north delta.

We calculated the amount of waste material at various diversion points, considering four feeder-related process-upset scenarios and formulated considerations for the development of a control concept.

The hydrodynamic mechanism at diversion points as well as the changing patterns of flow and sediment flux in the Yangtze Estuary has been investigated through long-term data analysis.

They believed the diversion pointed the lava directly at their own community and decided to stop Catania's attempts.

Both dams have been rebuilt in subsequent years and operate as diversion points for canals rather than impounding water by the use of sluice gates and head gates.

As he did several times, Otterso used a tactic of diversion, pointing to the "Freedman's Bank" and "Freedman's Bureau" projects, which are certainly admirable, but do not make other issues of problematic race relations within Mormonism simply disappear.