Sentence examples for pass a drainage from inspiring English sources

Leaving the city we pass a drainage canal, which once just might have been a river, which flows out to the sea.

It is theoretically possible to mitigate a slow slide through extensive drainage and by buttressing the toe, but Dr. Ashland said such work was expensive and often did not pass a cost-benefit analysis.

The State of Florida and the U.S. government devised and passed a plan in 2000 to restore as much of the Everglades to pre-drainage conditions as possible.

Simulated containment prior to bioreactor treatment compared to passing drainage directly through a bioreactor was investigated with the use of six pilot-scale denitrification bioreactors constructed with plywood and filled with Pinus radiata woodchips at Massey University No. 4 Dairy Farm (Palmerston North, New Zealand).

Seven months have passed after drainage, intractable bile leakage and BBF could not heal only by percutaneous drainage, so we decided to perform reoperation after obtaining informed consent.

The present study considers the pattern of hydrological elements over which a drainage network passes in an attempt to understand how the landscape heterogeneity should be sampled in order to best represent it for the purposes of runoff modeling.

Thus responsibility for the waterway as a drainage channel passed to the Hampshire Catchment Board in 1942, and some work was carried out to maintain the integrity of the waterway.

The FAST device (Foley Airway Stylet Tool®, Clarus Medical, Minneapolis, MN, USA) was lightly lubricated and passed down the drainage tube until the tip of the FAST had completely emerged from its distal end.

The water that travels over the soil surface to the nearest surface stream; runoff of a drainage basin that has not passed beneath the surface since precipitation.

("I don't even want to tell you what they cost," he said) Waiting for some sprinkler spray to pass, the developer stopped next to a group of Hispanic workers digging a drainage ditch in the searing heat.

With the passing of the Transport Act 1968, the canal was classified as a remainder waterway – little more than a drainage channel.