Sentence examples for large-scale water from inspiring English sources

The decline of large-scale water transport began with the construction of railways during the mid-19th century.

In 1955 the Museum of Modern Art became the first public institution in the United States to acquire one of Monet's large-scale water lily paintings.

Hydropower, for example, causes large-scale water losses, mainly due to evaporation from the increased water surface area behind the dam.

Emperors sought to legitimize their rule with large-scale water projects like the Grand Canal or the irrigation system in Dujiangyan.

They include the financial damage caused by flooding, which would increase to £2bn-£10bn a year by 2080, more deaths in heatwaves, and large-scale water shortages by mid-century.

In a year punctuated by toxic chemistry crises – including the Flint River scandal and large-scale water pollution in upstate New York – green chemistry offers an increasingly relevant route toward a healthier, more sustainable society.

Large-scale water-conservation projects were begun in the early 1950s to provide more water for the expanding urban area.

The American aid drawn from giant warehouses in Dubai and in Pisa, Italy, includes 500,000 halal meals, 12 prefabricated bridges to help replace the hundreds that have washed away, 14 rescue boats, and six large-scale water-filtration systems.

RIVeR processes large-scale water-surface characterization such as velocity fields or individual trajectories of floating tracers.

A novel photodisinfection reactor was designed and constructed as a model for a large-scale water-flow system.

These large-scale water-protein interactions are invisible to conventional similarity analysis by BLAST.