Sentence examples for draining surface from inspiring English sources

There is little doubt that the field at San Siro, shared by A.C. and Inter Milan, is a draining surface.

"The vast majority have a high sand content, with up to 95%-to-595%-to-595%-to-5%x, which allows a free draining surface that is capable of dissipating heavy rainfall".

The ideal brake is a free draining surface with an aperture smaller than the D90 value for the debris-flow grain-size distribution.

The inlet-node approach is more efficient in draining surface water by reducing flood volume by 13% compared with the inlet-manhole approach and by 41% compared with the manhole-based approach.

If the protective cover is completely bypassed by a shallow hole through which surface water may pass directly into the karstic aquifer, then I = 0, while I = 1 if the infiltration occurs diffusely (e.g., on a flat, highly permeable and free draining surface).

The two cooks chose Tom Shadley, who makes soapstone butter dishes for Providence, to craft soapstone countertops and a sink with a grooved draining surface for wet pots and pans.

Today's team, at Old Trafford, play on an artificially drained surface like a lawn, with lightweight balls that soar.

Grassed waterways (GWWs) are a common measure to drain surface runoff from fields without gullying along the drainageway (thalweg).

Chatham Island, the largest (347 square miles [900 square km]), rises to 942 feet (287 metres); more than 20 percent of its poorly drained surface is covered by shallow lagoons.

Most of the drained surface runoff from the tableland is directed to the north toward the piedmont and/or the coastal plain.

The irrigation diversion ditch that runs along the cattle pasture near sea level drains surface runoff to site 2, which exits via a culvert into Waipā Stream mouth at site 1, flowing directly into Hanalei Bay.