Sentence examples for implementing canal from inspiring English sources

This case study investigates the potential impact of improved water distribution and delivery through implementing canal automation techniques.

There are a minimum of six (6) possibilities of new maritime routes that can be developed after implementing the Kra Canal (Fig. 5).

"I am not aware of any marine biologist who thinks opening the canal without implementing [measures to prevent the spread of invasive species] is a good idea," Yoni Belmaker, an ecologist at Tel Aviv University in Israel, tells ScienceInsider.

Through such flood simulations we have found that the severity of the floods can only be contained by implementing the extensive normalized canal that is planned, however, the scale of the intervention at hand and the possible impacts further downstream need to be carefully weighed in.

Vector control consisted of implementing sanitary engineering, including paving canals with concrete (some towns required >50 km of paving), and applying insecticides and larvicides (Paris green and pyrethrum), especially during epidemics (2 ).

Given that a proper placebo treatment can be implemented via ear canals, further investigations with randomized placebo-controlled and/or dose-finding study designs regarding the extraocular transcranial bright light in the treatment of SAD are called for.

The plan entails removing contaminated sediment from the bottom of canal by dredging, capping the dredged areas and implementing controls on combined sewer overflows to prevent future contamination.

It was the code word for Egyptian forces to seize control of the Canal and implement national control.

In this paper, we study this issue from the point of view of implementing a cyber physical systems (CPS) infrastructure, in which networked embedded controllers can be used for local control of a very large-scale canal network.

To avoid this, we implemented the pure extradural optic canal decompression and anterior clinoidectomy.

The treaties were then implemented into U.S. domestic law by the Panama Canal Act of 1979.