Sentence examples for infilling from inspiring English sources

In some parts of the world where erosion rates are high, the operational life of reservoirs may be reduced dramatically by infilling with sediment.

Rather than begin a major new home-building programme, Havering prefers infilling existing plots and ensuring the mix of homes is right.

Mrs. Walentas's painstaking shaving revealed vivid colors of cantaloupe, chartreuse and robin's egg blue, as well as silver and gold leaf, that she is matching so that she and her team can begin "infilling" where the original paint has been chipped.

A thin layer of rubber granules (sometimes with sand infilling where there are no curly fibres) is then applied around the fibre roots.

The 1980s developers who argued that the "new country town", big enough to generate its own employment, was a better way ahead than endless infilling, or expansion, of existing towns and villages, lost in the committee rooms: one company called Consortium Developments tried for no fewer than three such towns, in Essex, Berkshire and Oxfordshire, was thrice denied planning permission, and gave up.

In this region of prairie farmland, the banks of the new lake are extremely vulnerable to erosion, and planners have had to contend with the consequences of bank cutting and infilling of the basin.

Open areas are infilled with grass and a gravel matching the stone of the castle Statues and urns are typical of the extravagant baroque style of the 17th and 18th centuries The reds and yellows of hybrid tea roses, golden yews, purple prunus and 30 varieties of acer echo the colours of the Drummond family crest.

A miniature collage framed in metal is infilled with tiny found objects.

The basin gradually became infilled by sediment, leaving The Wash as the remnant of a more extensive indentation.

The new location, he added, "allows us to infill our store count in the region and makes a lot of sense for us.

The fact that the shadow regulatory tax in Washington was already 22% back in 1998 suggest that the city would have enjoyed substantial infill development even with a much more liberal development environment.Meanwhile, the argument that the restrictions push development outward actually undermines the case for the height limit.