Sentence examples for power canal from inspiring English sources

It grew after 1900 when a power canal linking the St . Lawrenceand Grass rivers was dug and attracted industry, notably the Aluminum Company of America.

The design parameters investigated were the angle and depth of the guide wall and the average approach velocity in the power canal.

A partial-depth, impermeable guidance structure (or guide wall) for downstream fish passage is typically constructed as a series of panels attached to a floating boom and anchored across a water body (e.g. river channel, reservoir, or power canal).

To evaluate the flow field immediately upstream of a guide wall, a parameterized computational fluid dynamics model of an idealized power canal was constructed in © ANSYS Fluent v 14.5 (ANSYS Inc., 2012).

This interchange was originally a traffic circle that was removed in the early 1970s; the Royal Manor Drive bridge over the power canal is the only remainder from this circle.

Railroads, power companies, canal companies, factory, mill and mine owners, and practically every large business concern dealing with the public buy liability insurance.

The factory, located near the home of Bavaria's former royal family (Duke Franz, a septuagenarian bachelor, still lives in one wing), employs 45 artisans — some of them working on potter's wheels powered by canals that wend through the palace gardens.

The Aire and Calder was built for commercial freight, and although the volume carried has dropped significantly, particularly since coal deliveries to Ferrybridge power station by canal stopped, the navigation still carried 300,000 tonnes of freight in 2007, down from 1.64 million tonnes in 2000.

Simultaneously, the No. 2 express vaporetto came powering through the canal's sharpest bend, arced under the bridge, and bore down on us.

The Millennium Challenge Corporation's chief problem has been its sluggish record in getting projects beyond the planning stage to the point where contractors can actually build the roads, irrigation canals, power plants and clean water systems that poor countries say they need.

The PBS project "Blueprint America" is a series of news reports and documentaries about the American infrastructure, that conglomeration of roads, rails, canals, power plants and other large things that we're preparing to spend many billions of dollars to upgrade.