This right was used until 1947 to route water into what was then the Madras Presidency.
Tells about the scarcity of water there and Angola's refusal to route water to Namibia when it became independent.
Following the thermodecomposition synthetic route, water soluble γ-Fe2O3 nanoparticles have been successfully prepared, with average size 8.8±1.3 nm.
We could design better water tunnels to route water out of cities, and build huge inflatable plugs to halt the inward flow during surges.
Mr. Buckenmaier said that instead of using gutters and leaders to route water from the roof to the ground and then away from the house, the Rainhandler system instead dispersed the water at the edge of the roof.
Finally, we discuss why, under hydrolysis pseudoequilibrium, the condensation route (water producing or alcohol producing) is virtually impossible to distinguish from a single batch experiment.
Indeed, for decades, starting in the late 19th century, the county government worked to drain the Red Lake Peatland, with millions of dollars spent to route water from the bog's interior to nearby lakes and streams.
Transhumant migratory Fulani did, however, visit KGR for dry season grazing, diverting from their transhumance route (Waters-Bayer and Taylor-Powell 1984a).
A possible solution now under review is building giant tunnels that would route water farther upstream from the water-rich Sacramento River around the delta, instead of through it.
By 1995, construction began on the concrete tank and the pipes in the area that route water from the San Fernando Valley to Eagle Rock.
Not only that, but the city didn't treat that corrosive water with chemicals that prevent it from leaching lead out of the aging pipes that route water around town.
