Sentence examples for outfalls on from inspiring English sources

There was no detectable effect of sewage outfalls on benthic taxon diversity or assemblage structure.

The effects of sewage outfalls on subtidal fish assemblages were studied along the NW coasts of Malta (Sicily channel, Mediterranean Sea) by means of underwater visual census.

A sampling strategy was designed to test for effects of sewage outfalls on rocky shore assemblages on the east coast of Ireland and to identify the scale of the putative impact.

The first qualifies the knee-jerk prognoses of much disaster punditry by showing that severe landslide outfalls on a reach of roadway in the Himalaya are caused by increases in landslide volume but not frequency and that landslide frequency is associated with small on-going processes, in this case suburbanisation.

On 30 May sewage first entered the sea from an emergency outfall on the beach.

On 30 May sewage was first discharged from an emergency outfall on the beach.

From 1948 to 1970, the world's largest DDT manufacturer, discharged up to 20 tons of DDT wastes annually into the Los Angeles outfall on the Palos Verdes continental shelf in southern California; an estimated 156 tons of DDT residues remain, representing a potential, enduring source of contamination [ 20].

Most of the population centered on the outfalls of the two large perennial streams in the area, San Juan and San Mateo Creeks, as well as Trabuco Creek.

Research has established that it is related to drainage encroachments of three kinds: encroachments on outfalls to the sea by elite housing schemes; encroachments by informal settlements on the natural drainage channels, considerably reducing their width; and encroachments by recent development schemes, formal and informal, upon the natural drainage channels on the periphery of Karachi.

water in the sea each day via an outfall pipe on the ocean floor.

Stephen Halliday, author of The Great Stink of London, explains: "Bazalgette's plan, which was modified in some details as construction progressed, proposed a network of main sewers, running parallel to the river, which would intercept both surface water and waste, conducting them to the outfalls at Barking on the northern side of the Thames and Crossness, near Plumstead, on the southern side".