Sentence examples for pollution point from inspiring English sources

There are more than 17,633 water pollution point sources revealed in Malaysia.

The diatom and macroinvertebrate taxa richness increased downstream suggesting an improvement in water as we moved away from the pollution point sources.

Compared with TaintDroid, the TaintChaser system proposed by this paper could monitor more user privacy information, not only IMEI, phone number, location information, photos, and audio, but also communication, SMS, email, and other important information, detected as pollution point sources.

Although there are no pollution point sources in the drainage basin, acid rain is a major concern.

Relationships between algal metrics and both water quality (e.g., nutrients, ionic properties, physicochemical parameters) and landscape-scale stressor data (e.g., proportions watershed with agriculture and urban development, impoundment, pollution point-sources) were examined using multivariate analyses.

Remote-sensing water monitoring for detecting pollution points requires of auto-calibrated chloride-ion-sensitive electrodes, as their calibration is lost after 2 h.

Named after the soot clouds that visit Cairo every October, the game keeps hidden the exact location of the pollution points, engaging the players to try to determine what might cause a given kind of pollution.

The combination of a very sparse epidemiologic database with large populations exposed to high levels of air pollution points to a significant research gap with respect to the effects of air pollution in China.

It is found that about 70%% of spring water has biological contamination and surface water has high fecal coliform counts from non-point pollution sources, including point sources (wastewater treatment plants) operating over capacity (Wardam 2004).

As with electric vehicles, this creates zero pollution at point of use, but draws on the electricity grid to recharge.

Three hundred micrograms of fine particulates per cubic metre of air is classed as severe pollution, the point at which children and elderly people should not leave their homes.