Sentence examples for pipes need from inspiring English sources
Chemical streams in pipes need to be sampled with specially designed diverter probes that avoid turbulence and wall effects.
May be expensive to install in homes where vents and pipes need to be enlarged or rerouted, or electrical circuits need to be added.
The pipes need to be laid at an angle (or fall), so that the water can gather and then run in the desired direction.
Words such as 'chlorine shock wash', 'nsfr indicator light failing' and 'your pipes need a damn good rodding' do not put me into a flap (apart from the last phrase, which was said with one eyebrow raised).
Cas Holloway Commissioner New York City Department of Environmental Protection New York, Oct. 27, 2010 To the Editor: Bob Herbert's column about aging water infrastructure correctly points out that many of our nation's water pipes need repair or replacement and that we too often take for granted our buried water infrastructure.
In particular, the deep-water pumps and suction pipes developed to bring subsea oil up to the surface can be used in the riser pipes needed to bring minerals (mixed with water) up from a massive-sulphide mine.
Shlaim claims that Mr Blair's "project for sanitation in northern Gaza was never completed because he could not persuade the Israelis to allow in the last small load of pipes needed".
In addition, since homes, stores, workplaces, and schools are dispersed, suburbs pay more for bus transportation for school-age children, road construction and maintenance, and materials used to build infrastructure, such as electrical wire and pipes needed for energy and water delivery.
Our findings showed that the developed model was reliable in estimating the quantity of steel pipes needed for the SPRUAM at an early stage of the design.
Consumers are not particularly interested in how the network works as long as it works but they may ultimately pay the price for ever bigger pipes needed to keep up with their demands.
