Sentence examples for rivers capacity from inspiring English sources

Those reductions would in turn cut the rivers' capacity to produce electricity, undermining the dams' purpose.

"So more helicopters, perhaps some with night vision, river capacities and then this question of aerial surveillance equipment -- drones," Ladsous said, according to AFP. "I explained to the Security Council how necessary we think this is," he added.

The frequency of fence damage caused by elephants has increased partly due to the largest newly constructed Dikgatlhong dam (just below the confluence of the Shashe and Tati rivers with capacity of 400 million m3) on the Botswana side not far from the border.

Understanding a river's capacity to accommodate pollutants (or water environmental capacity: WEC) can help efficiently protect rivers.

A river's capacity is tiny by comparison to the catchment from which it draws its water.

"The new boats will treble the river transport capacity between Putney in west London and central London at peak times".

Then, during various periods of uplift apparently caused by collisions between gigantic slabs of the earth's crust, the Kaibab Upwarp began to rise at a rate that exactly matched the river's capacity to erode the landscape.

Part of the legacy of that misjudgment is that the seven states that divided the water in the 1920s entered into a legal partnership that created unrealistic expectations about the river's capacity.

Both were created when enormous sediment supply had exceeded or matched the prevailing river transport capacity.

TRS considers the river assimilative capacity and provides the optimum trading pattern.

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