"Much higher proportions of applicants from some more distant boroughs were offered places, and while the school justifies this intentional geographical spread of its intake on the basis of the pan-London mission which it says it has, it is nevertheless evidence of the selective effect of the school's arrangements, as it would seem, by postcode".
A so-called comprehensive called Mill Hill County School takes 10% of its intake on aptitude for technology, 10% on music, and 5% on dance.
The Indian Point nuclear station declared an "unusual event," the lowest of four emergency declarations, after the water levels dropped yesterday at its intakes on the Hudson River, officials said.
The Metropolitan Water District, which provides water to 26 cities in Southern California, regularly deploys scuba divers to clear mussels from its intake pumps on Lake Havasu.
The new service was announced earlier today during an event in London and will start its first intake on March 27 of this year, the company said.
Back then, residents complained of skin rashes, nausea, and headaches, which they suspected were caused by contaminated water, but the county's water district reported that its water intake on the Tug Fork River was closed for maintenance before the disaster.
It operates on either a two-stroke or four-stroke cycle (see figure); however, unlike the spark-ignition gasoline engine, the diesel engine induces only air into the combustion chamber on its intake stroke.
Honda's engine has an upgrade on its intake system for this weekend, which has meant the use of two of the company's permitted development 'tokens'tokens
Under that scheme — which the province backed away from this week — Nestlé would pay about $600 per year ($460 US) for its annual water intake, on top of a one-time licensing charge and an annual reporting fee.
North Battleford, a town of about 14,000 people, shut down its river water intake on Friday.
Unsurprisingly, the intake on its flagship MBA has dropped by close to a quarter.
