Sentence examples for for construction water from inspiring English sources

And finally, medical sensors, environmental, industrial, reinforcement fiber for construction, water filtration, miscellaneous viscosity modifiers, purification, cosmetics, organic light-emitting diodes (LEDs), flexible electronics, photovoltaics, recyclable electronics, 3D printing, and photonic films should be related with novel and emerging applications [1].

The system costs and operational cost structures for a 200 kW hydro power plant refer to a typical reference case provided by the National Small Hydro Power Promotion Association (zenkoku shōsuiryokuriyō suishinkyougikai) taking into account representative conditions for construction, water flow volume, and difference in altitude.

Despite the large capital investment required to modernize existing inland waterway systems and for new construction, water transport has demonstrated competitive strength as a carrier for commodities in the movement of which the time factor is not of prime importance, such as minerals, timber, and many agricultural products.

For fosmid library construction, water samples were collected on December 3rd, 10th and 21st 2010, and on February 8th and March 17th, 2011 at the same location, and processed as described above.

"Why should I compete with myself?" Alwaleed's own work in Africa is done through a combination of personal donations of some $100 million for things like home construction, water purification and rural electrification in some 16 countries, which he says improves the investment prospects and improves relations with the local government.

In particular, deforestation (for crop and livestock farming), road construction, water control systems (dams, irrigation systems, and reservoirs), and human settlements disrupt the ecological niches of infectious agents, their hosts, and vector species (38).

All the wood is FSC-certified and locally harvested, the glue used for construction is water based, and even the foam is soil based.

The Jesuits had specific criteria for building sites: locations with plenty of wood for construction; sufficient water for the population; good soil for agriculture; and safety from flooding during the rainy season.

The villagers had submitted requests to local authorities for construction of water and sanitation facilities, but nothing was ever built – until March of this year.

Avoid the "for" construction.

In 1898 the Westbury and Hagley Water Act was passed, providing for construction of a reticulated water scheme using water from the Meander River and other streams.