Sentence examples similar to river aging from inspiring English sources

Efforts to determine how much the PCB oils in the river had aged or weathered, for example -- through so-called dechlorination from exposure to the elements -- became more important, since answering that question would give scientists a clue about the relative release time of the chemical into the water.

As a result of the change to corrosive river water, the aging lead pipes released higher concentrations of lead into Flint's homes.

In 2001, the aging Three Rivers Stadium was replaced by Heinz Field and PNC Park, despite being rejected by voter referendum.

This happened after the town changed its water source from the more expensive Detroit water and sewerage department, to the Flint river, whose ageing pipes resulted in lead leakage.

"We were punting on the river at Cambridge and debating issues associated with aging.

A new river crossing will be built to replace the aging bridges.

Other cities like Chicago, with aging sewer systems, release untreated sewage into lakes and rivers during storms.

For Mr Mabanckou is a subversive, who views the language he learnt aged six as a "river to be diverted".

In the real world, that's what it means to be 18, or 20, the age at which Todd Bates died trying to fish another man out of a foreign river and the age at which Maurice Clarett has decided he is ready to carry the football into the massive hulks in those National Football League trenches.

Eligible GPs were those who practiced in the Northern Rivers region of NSW, Australia, were aged 45 years and above, and included those doing any related GP work.

Analytical results indicate that river terraces in the Pakua tableland are aged 40 400 ka.