Sentence examples for help downstream from inspiring English sources
The objective of this paper is to develop a fuzzy multiple goal programming (FMGP) model to help downstream companies to select thin film transistor liquid crystal display TFT-LC D) suppliers for cooperation.
Such behavior better serves the farmers' own-interest, and also helps Downstream Water Users.
What we want to do in that yard is to create a major flood detention area, 70 or 80 acres, and that would really help protect downstream from flooding and would allow some widening of the river to help create more parks downstream.
This may help avoid downstream health emergencies like suicide.
They found strategic planting on flood plains could help towns downstream reduce the "peak height" of floods.
In summer upstream republics such as Tajikistan and neighbouring Kyrgyzstan released water from their dams to generate electricity and help irrigate downstream republics, such as Uzbekistan.
They also complain that they get no financial help from downstream countries to operate and maintain dams and reservoirs that benefit the whole region.
This approach can be used to help the downstream assembly planning system find optimal assembly sequences with good assemblability, and can also help the designer find the design problems.
After a protracted controversy between power advocates in the federal government and in the private sector over damming the Snake River (to help contain downstream floods in the Columbia River to the north and west), the Idaho Power Company completed three dams in the area Brownlee (1959), Oxbow (1961), and Hells Canyon (1968).
It is worth noting, though, that Japanese financial institutions (together with Chinese and Korean ones) are also actively bankrolling coal-fired power projects in Southeast Asia, a worrisome trend in terms of GHG emissions and directly at odds with the aforementioned initiative to help develop downstream gas markets in the region.
The important question remains: How can the upstream population be motivated to forgo their own immediate benefit in order to help those downstream?
