Sentence examples for storage conveyance from inspiring English sources

This is based on a clear definition of such an alternative containing sub-processes that include a user interface, storage, conveyance treatment and reuse/disposal.

Hermosillo, Mexico presents an unfolding case of rural urban tension for control over rivers and aquifers as well as the infrastructure for water capture, storage, conveyance, and wastewater release.

"All of this water is severely taxing California's water storage, conveyance, and flood protection systems".

The federal negotiating team, led by Mr. Michael Collins of the Bureau of Reclamation, developed the proposed rates for storage, conveyance, and exchange of non-federal water within the federally-owned facilities of the US Bureau of Reclamation's Fryingpan-Arkansas Project".

Wine and oil required craftsmen to produce amphorae for storage and conveyance, as well as tradesmen and small sailing vessels for transport.

Because of California's seasonal and geographical precipitation patterns, large inter-annual precipitation variability and geographical distribution of population, storage, and conveyance of water play a major role in California water management.

The Shaw Group's Environmental & Infrastructure Group has been awarded a contract by DeKalb County, Georgia, USA, to provide the design, construction management and project management for a new wastewater interplant storage and conveyance system.

The effect of buildings on storage and conveyance is modeled with a binary density function i x,y) that equals unity when (x,y) corresponds to a void, and nil otherwise, and can be measured using remote sensing data such as classified aerial imagery; the effect of buildings on flow resistance is modeled with a drag formulation.

This paper first reviews the history of the development of Beitang; then according to the historical structural features of Beitang, it summarizes Beitang as a pond ditch courtyard farmland ecological engineering composed of constructed breakwaters, sluice gates, and water intakes; courtyards; and farmland and irrigation ditches with the functions of water collection, storage and conveyance.

In the lower Macquarie valley, near Trangie and Warren, the cause appears to be the mobilisation of salts from perched water tables and as a function of excessive deep drainage from water storages and conveyance channels.

In order to evaluate the cost-efficiency of these strategies, the necessary rainwater conveyance, storage and distribution systems have been designed and assessed in economic terms through the Net Present Value within a Life Cycle Costing approach.