Sentence examples for harvesting infrastructure from inspiring English sources

This project challenges Jordan's centralized water management system by introducing a localized, community-driven, and micro-scale water harvesting infrastructure as an alternative to mitigate the dependency on the present water distribution system in Jordan.

What if a micro-scale, community-driven, water harvesting infrastructure challenged Jordan's centralized water management system?

Then, the researchers will be able to continuously monitor the subject's heart condition by collecting real-time data over longer periods of time while, in the case of the small animal subjects, the subject is fully conscious and freely moving inside a cage specifically designed for that purpose, i.e. inside a cage with the embedded communication antennas and RF energy harvesting infrastructure.

"We're slowly investing in the post-harvest infrastructure," he says.

Post-harvest losses can reach 70% in developing countries because of the lack of post-harvest infrastructure to store and to retail the commodities.

The background to these issues and the relationship to local governance and to livelihood diversification is summarized in Box 2. Marketing facilities and other post-harvest infrastructure are usually limited in expanding urban areas.

The challenge is overcoming the high engineering costs needed for the light-harvesting infrastructure to make it commercially scalable.

To help ensure the best use of the new water supply, Mr. Gokcekus is working with the territory's Parliament on a law to address water-wise crop choices, irrigation systems that conserve water, public education, rainwater harvesting and infrastructure to recycle domestic water.

ON a traditional farm, when winter comes and there's no need for planting, fertilizing or harvesting, it's time for infrastructure projects.

Every so often, a pipe juts from the grass-covered landscape, part of a subterranean infrastructure that is harvesting methane gas produced by the decomposing waste; the gas is sold to heat homes on Staten Island.

The apparent sensitivity of transport emissions to harvest and infrastructure patterns suggests that timber haul is a dynamic component of forest carbon management that bears further study both across regions and over time.