Sentence examples for land storage from inspiring English sources
The marina, which is to be acquired by Admiral's Wharf, is widely known as Brewer's Yacht Haven, with land storage for 600 boats and full boat service.
John German, a Brookhaven lobsterman, said his traps are still in the water, but with land storage costs of $400 a month, he would jump at the chance to keep his gear anywhere, even at a hazardous waste site.
And especially at this moment, where the world is awash with oil and supply is beyond industry's capability to store it readily (super tankers are being chartered to stockpile oil because land storage is at capacity) and consumption is diminishing to the point that a number of refineries have shut down, (please see "Obama Finally Takes on the Banks -- Commodity Futures Trading Needs be Next").
There is plenty of land for storage, and a nearby airport.
Although these variations are mainly because of the mass transfer of land water storage, they can also happen due to mass movements related to some natural phenomena including earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, melting of polar ice caps and glacial isostatic adjustment.
Fast-moving lava flows during the 2014 2015 eruption of Fogo volcano in Cape Verde engulfed 75% (n = 260) of buildings within three villages in the Chã das Caldeiras area, as well as 25% of cultivable agricultural land, water storage facilities and the only road into the area.
The next day, the JNA barracks in Sinj and its nearby land mine storage facility were abandoned after a negotiated agreement.
These observations are now routinely applied to estimate the monthly changes in terrestrial or total land water storage (i.e., all of the snow, surface water, soil moisture, and groundwater) in regional areas that are 200,000 km or larger [ Wahr et al., 2004].
In particular, The Scenario Viewer provides a graphical representation of the application domain through a map containing all the facilities (landing gates, storage areas, roads etc).
The new location is still being negotiated, but within the next two years the boat club plans to have a landing with storage for more than 100 boats, an environmental education center and a library dedicated to the history of the area.
Safer land-based storage matters because the reactor blocks had been left afloat at Sayda Bay, as the air-filled compartments either side of the reactor compartment provide buoyancy, says Bohmer.
