Sentence examples for progress of water from inspiring English sources

He said planting schemes could help slow the progress of water and work was needed to improve sustainable drainage systems in nearby towns.

The progress of water, from the time of precipitation until it is returned to the atmosphere and is again ready to be precipitated, is called the hydrologic cycle.

Mawle had restored heather moorland, "rewetting" his land by blocking ditches to restore blanket bog, which is rich in rare sphagnum mosses, and also allowed his river to break out of its artificial banks and meander down the valley, reducing flood risk by slowing the progress of water into lowland Yorkshire.

They demonstrate the existence of a local contraction zone and expansion zone in each direction separately and show clearly the thickness of the surface which can be significantly stressed due to the progress of water in the stone during imbibition.

Here, one example is given where a two-dimensional (2D) electrical conductivity image derived from crosswell data is employed for reservoir characterization, and two other examples presented where the method provided valuable insight into the two- and three-dimensional progress of water flood operations.

Re-Imagine Reporting Honduras Page Country pages on the Re-Imagine Reporting platform such as this one for Honduras allow viewers to reflect on the progress of Water For People's work through data infographics as well as "The Story" depicted in videos, articles, and social media.

Grace Crabb runs a composting toilet courses at the Centre for Alternative Technology and is a little more restrained when it comes to the progress of water-free loos.

The National Research Council reported in September 2008 that no CERP projects had been completed, and the lack of progress on water deliveries to Everglades National Park "is one of the most discouraging stories in Everglades restoration".

It has a profound impact on economic progress, provision of water and, in the final resort, costs million of lives.

After 16 years of Nunes with little progress on water issues in the district, Janz says, he's imploring voters: Why not try something new?

But Richard, 67, a gunsmith and CCTV engineer, was able to watch the progress of the water via the closed-circuit cameras installed around the house.