Sentence examples for such waterways from inspiring English sources

Volunteers can post the locations and images of such waterways on a public WeChat account operated by the ministry.

Those who lived near such waterways built stone canals with which they irrigated fields of corn, beans, and squash.

But the two decisions suggested that waterways that are entirely within one state, creeks that sometimes go dry, and lakes unconnected to larger water systems may not be "navigable waters" and are therefore not covered by the act — even though pollution from such waterways can make its way into sources of drinking water.

Most of the great cities of the world have developed on navigable waterways — rivers or harbors — but such waterways are by no means equally or randomly distributed around the world.

As I recall it, the scorpion was searching for a way across the Nile River or the Red Sea or some such waterway.

You can find boats for sale in trade magazines or newspapers such as Waterways World and Towpath Talk, at boat shows and boat yards, or on dedicated sites such as Apollo Duck, Premier Houseboats and Boats & Outboards.

The state's importance in the regional economy of Germany was enhanced by the building of such inland waterways as the Mittelland Canal, the Dortmund-Ems Canal, and a host of others.

Besides such natural waterways as the Rhine, Lek, Waal, and Maas rivers, many artificial waterways the Juliana Canal, the Amsterdam-Rhine River Canal (between Amsterdam and Tiel), the Maas-Waal Canal (west of Nijmegen), and others connect the major ports on the coast with the hinterland.

A different approach proposed by Reuter et al. [10] creates seam lines along landscape features such as waterways or roads to merge non-overlapping patches of DEMs with minimum geometric discontinuities.

However, you can manage environmental issues and that's why the UK and Irish governments have set up jointly funded bodies such as Waterways Ireland and the Loughs Agency.

In response to this problem, these cities often rely on engineering interventions or structural measures, which typically necessitate an informed management of hydrological infrastructure assets such as waterways or drainage channels, detention reservoirs, high-protection levees, seawalls, dikes, dams, pumping stations and floodgates.