Sentence examples for frequent blockages from inspiring English sources

Unless action is taken in the next six months, however, it is possible that corroded material washed into the sewer lines will cause frequent blockages that could be difficult to remove without excavation of the affected lines.

Type II and type I of landslide dams in whole Italy overcome even those of type III, that in Casagli and Ermini (1999) and Costa and Schuster (1988) were the second most frequent blockage type.

In addition, retransmitted packets can be repeatedly transmitted during the channel blockage in the frequent channel blockage.

The 90 Foot Road has commercial outlets spilling out onto the streets, frequent cattle blockages, and old worn-out buildings just behind the shanties.

The selection of the villages in fact, was also shaped by pragmatic considerations on accessibility because of the political conflict and to the frequent road blockages.

Moreover, for each additional hour of sitting while viewing television, resulted in taking longer to fall asleep, waking up earlier, and developing obstructive sleep apnea, a condition characterized by frequent intermittent blockage of the upper airway during sleep.

Much less frequent are the blockages of type IV and VI, both with about 4%%.

The primary reason for the patient to switch to a PICC-line or PAC for OPAT was the many problems they experienced with their peripheral lines such as frequent dislocations or blockages during treatment.

While the most frequent type of blockage, represented by type II landslide dam, is in agreement with that observed by Casagli and Ermini (1999) in the Northern Apennines, the percentage about type I is much higher (27 % against 19%% for Casagli and Ermini, 1999 and 11 % for Costa and Schuster, 1988).

In addition, rock avalanches are the most common type and account for 27% of the data in New Zealand, while Ermini and Casagli (2003) found that sliding processes involving rotational and translational movements are the most frequent landslide type causing blockage (more than 40% of the 353 cases), followed by rock avalanches (17%) and debris flows (14%).

In reality, the WWTP and pumping stations also do not operate as they were designed, with frequent power interruptions and pump blockages, leading to frequent raw wastewater discharge directly to the environment.