Sentence examples for planned water from inspiring English sources

Still growing, still constantly changing, Monet's meticulously planned water garden can be considered as much a part of his art as the paintings themselves.

A utility manages the levels at which restrictions are imposed, and equilibria are identified where these restriction trigger levels are consistent with household planned water use.

The remote setting means that everything is run off-grid: power is provided by solar panels (a wind turbine is planned), water from a natural spring, and waste is recycled or composted.

The household choice of time allocation, planned water use, and water and time augmenting conservation capital investment, is modeled as a household production problem in an environment with a risk of water use restrictions.

It is, on the surface, a set piece: an emotional struggle over a large planned water project facing strong environmental opposition.

Water projects were more thoroughly implemented in Boke (92% completion of planned communal water schemes) and Samre (over six times the number of planned water related trainings for government officials) than in Bedeno and Tsilemti (average 20% and 33% of communal water projects completed, respectively).

The magnitude of the planned water-transfer projects means that any miscalculations can leave deep, lasting scars.

"This is a big issue for us, and we are trying to proactively address it," he said in an interview for an article in Thursday's paper on a decision by the National Park Service director to scuttle a planned water-bottle ban that park personnel, Xanterra and its fellow concessionaire, Delaware North, had spent months preparing for.

1893 - Starts planning water garden.

Projections of climate change effects in streamflow are increasingly required to plan water management strategies.

A systematic approach to optimizing water network has traditionally been utilized to exam and plan water conservation in industrial processes.