Sentence examples for rules of water from inspiring English sources
At last following the heuristic rules of water allocation from internal water mains and the heuristic rules for reducing water to internal water mains, the final water network is designed by adjusting and simplifying the original water network.
With this latest fan correction, a viewer claims Conan's canoe dance doesn't follow the rules of water.
Making sure her stone works can weather the elements requires accounting for the "three rules of water, temperature, and gravity": the rocks selected must be impervious to water or they will burst when temperatures fall below freezing, and gravity can be a stonemason's ally if the rocks are properly placed.
Follow the Unspoken Rule of Water Hygiene that millions worldwide adhere to: the left hand is used for bathroom cleaning, the right hand is for eating and greeting.
Ahead of tougher EU rules on water quality coming in from 2015 and the forecast of further wet summers, MCS has called for drastic action to be taken by water companies and local councils.
Action was also needed to reduce pollution from farms and urban areas, ahead of tougher EU rules on water quality coming in from 2015, it said.
Water polo is regulated by the Fédération Internationale de Natation Amateur (International Amateur Swimming Federation; founded 1908) through its International Water Polo Committee, which issues Rules of Water Polo.
The main goal of this contribution is to propose a comprehensive model that integrates distributed crop water requirements with surface and groundwater mass balance, able to consider management rules of the water supply system.
Since we are all sharing the same zip code, it's important to know the rules of the water.
Scaling laws for conducting CDA experiments in small-scale water models by chemical explosives and the rule for extrapolation of water leak to quantify sodium leak in reactor are proposed.
A new set of actors are now engaging in the global development arena to define and write the rules of access to water.
