Sentence examples for reservoir lands from inspiring English sources

The exhibition demonstrates that the water history is also the story of New York City's regional imperialism, as watershed and reservoir lands were taken under eminent domain.

Results of case studies are summarized for two owners, a private individual and the City of Baltimore, Maryland, and its reservoir lands.

Ajani et al. [2] proposed a comprehensive carbon accounting framework that includes stocks as well as flows for reservoirs, lands and activities continuously over time.

In his letter, Mr. Hevesi said that "the D.O.T. plan for this stretch of roadway would still destroy existing city-owned reservoir buffer lands and wetlands as well as facilitate high-speed through traffic on a roadway that is adjacent to and actually runs over the region's most important reservoir".

The pressure of population as it moved into the Plains called attention to the diminishing supply of good arable land still open to settlement, thus presaging the day when there would no longer be a vast reservoir of land in the West awaiting the farmer.

"Ecology", "Reservoir Operation", "Land Administration", and "Water Pollution", have become the dominant research topics regarding the TGP during these years.

Construction of an even bigger farm - at 13.7MW more than twice the QEII farm - is underway on a reservoir in land-scarce Japan and due to finish in 2018.

In case of the latter, we include the erection of large reservoirs in land use, but do not consider their effects on the size of flood hazard zones.

The results of this development provided the foundation of a new technology for deep geoelectrical exploration of hydrocarbon reservoirs on land and offshore.

This study addresses the problem of modelling sediment erosion at the catchment scale, in order to predict the possible impact of reservoirs and land use changes on sediment load in South East Asia.

Fast recycling of deposited mercury through photoreduction of HgII and re-emission of Hg0 from surface reservoirs (ice, land, surface ocean) increases the effective lifetime of anthropogenic mercury to 9 months against loss to legacy reservoirs (soil pools and the subsurface ocean).