Sentence examples for permanently supplied from inspiring English sources

The catalyst is likewise suitable for steady-state DeNOx operation at higher space velocities if gaseous NH3 is permanently supplied.

The Tropf Blumat drip-feed system is not cheap, at £60.90, but is discreet and extremely water-efficient, and will keep 12 hanging baskets or tubs or four growbags permanently supplied from a tap or raised water tank.

Semi-permanent irrigation systems are in place dating back to 1972 (Dabire et al., 2008) for the cultivation of rice and in addition the villages are permanently supplied by the river Kou.

The simulation results show that the hybrid system (PV and electrical grid) is able to permanently supplying the load and potentially storing the excess of the PV energy in the form of hydrogen gas.

However, with both companies so far failing to enter meaningful renegotiations, Virgin Media has begun the process of preparing to find new channels that could permanently replace those supplied by UKTV.

This was all based on the fallacious economic assumptions that demand permanently exceeded supply and that there was an infinite supply of money that could be borrowed to purchase homes.

Once a supply point is unlocked, the player has the option of returning there to travel to any other supply point, restock on weapons and ammunition, or drop off newly acquired weapons, to permanently add them to their weapon selection.

However, in many situations, due to cultural reasons or "hydromyths," people have kept them permanently open to supply artificial lagoons for more than 50 years, wasting in this way a valuable resource (Fig. 2).

The chamber works as a passive detector, with polarising electrodes supplied from capacitors permanently connected to the electrodes.

Although one can readily agree that high-yielding government investments in education and infrastructure are especially justified today, the idea that demand permanently constrains supply in a significant way is dubious.

That, however, would require politicians and institutions to engage in serious thinking, honest discussion, and long-term planning for the good of science and the nation three commodities that appear to be in permanently short supply.