Sentence examples for state pump from inspiring English sources
On top of the usual fights over reform, such as making it easier to set up independent "charter" schools, the new governor must settle a 13-year lawsuit that demands the state pump more cash into New York City's schools.
With some modest state pump priming, the majority of the funding for infrastructure programmes, such as more housing, making every building energy tight, diverse and locally orientated transport systems etc, can be provided by pension and insurance funds and from personal savings via bonds and ISAs.
For these glasses, the material zero-dispersion wavelength is typically shifted to long wavelengths compared to silica so dispersion tailoring is key to creating sources based on practical, near-IR, solid state pump lasers.
After Slobodan Milosevic became President, in 1989, smuggling operations directed by the Serbian state pumped billions of dollars into the bank accounts of political élites.
In reality, the state pumps €13 billion a year into the overseas territories in subsidies and tax breaks, including a 40% salary premium for civil servants.
But on June 25th it wound up its business ten years ahead of schedule, having unexpectedly paid back SKr14 billion of the SKr24 billion that the state pumped into it.
In this study, we present how these aquifer parameters can be inferred using empirical steady state pumping test data.
The principal source of the (0 00 1) state pumping is the absorption of solar radiation in the 4.3 μm CO2 band.
We conclude that the "effective well flow" solution is a simple alternative to laboratory investigations to estimate the statistical heterogeneity parameter using steady state pumping tests.
Moreover, an optimal transient pumping strategy resulted in an overall reduction in pumping cost by almost 20% when compared to cases where a steady state pumping strategy was adopted.
Simulations of steady state pumping tests in a confined virtual aquifer are used to systematically reduce sampling size while determining the rating of the estimates at each level of data density.
