Sentence examples for naturally draining from inspiring English sources

John Graham, the managing director for DecoTurf, the maker of the hardcourt surface used at the United States Open and also in Washington, said that the courts are built with a one percent slope, which negates the need for tarps by naturally draining the court and preventing puddles.

While much emphasis has been placed on understanding the uncertainty of nutrient load estimates in large, naturally drained watersheds, few studies have focused on tile-drained fields and small tile-drained headwater watersheds.

Public has campaigned to remove billboards that obscure heritage buildings and save the wetlands that naturally drain and clean Calcutta's waste.

Streaming media on 4G will naturally drain this more, but this seems to me to be an all-day phone, and it's made it through plenty of days already.

Importantly, FRα released from normal epithelial cells should not contribute to FRα levels in the serum, since the receptor is invariably localized to the apical surface of a polarized epithelium where its shedding will deliver the free receptor into a lumen that naturally drains from the body through its own orifice.

If water from a roof or other impervious surface doesn't naturally drain into your rain garden, you can install a swale or pipe to direct the runoff to the garden.

Drainage tiles buried beneath many naturally poorly drained agricultural fields in the Midwestern U.S. are believed to "short circuit" pools of NO−3-laden soil water and shallow groundwater directly into streams that eventually discharge to the Mississippi River.

One of the earliest water projects in the Colorado River basin was the Grand Ditch, a 16 mile diversion canal that sends water from the Never Summer Mountains, which would naturally have drained into the headwaters of the Colorado River, to bolster supplies in Colorado's Front Range Urban Corridor.

Planting wasabi near a natural pond or stream is a good idea, since the soil will stay constantly moist, but will naturally also drain well.

The price that river people pay is sudden and catastrophic flooding when excess rainwater, forced into a narrow channel by the levees, runs out of places to go and cannot drain naturally into the soil..

Due to natural convection, the moisture in the bale that accumulated at the bottom of the wrapped round bale drained naturally as effluent.