Sentence examples for sump in from inspiring English sources

Regarding femoral neck, EMP women exhibited lower values than SUMP in the 45 50 and 55 65 age segments (P<0.001) whereas SUMP women presented significantly higher BMD values than NMP women after 55 years of age (P<0.001).

The police found the bodies last night in the sump, in an industrial park in the nearby community of Hauppauge.

To assess blame for the latest budget sump in Albany is, of course, a futile exercise, since there is now so much of it to go around.

That debris, engineers fear, would wash into the sump in the reactor basement, then clog the pumps that are supposed to draw in the leaked water and recycle it back into the cooling system to prevent a meltdown.

What chance do we have of taking in the full sweep of Tolstoy's dissection of 19th century Russian high society with the sun blazing down, Bob Marley's Legend on auto-repeat in the nearby beach bar and a disgusting slick of sweat and suntan lotion gently gathering into a sump in one's bellybutton?

However, there are other regulations that affect some elements of SUMPs, including the Sustainable Economy Law, which requires a local authority to have a SUMP in order to receive national funding for its urban transport.

A State of the Art Report produced in 2012 during the preparation of SUMP guidance reviewed the then current state of development of SUMPs in the 27 countries of the EU.

Of course, Khan and Nehra's bowling has something to do with that: they've hardly given Smith or Amla anything - indeed, Smith poked and missed at one outside his off-sump in that over.

A parallel exercise for the Commission reviewed in greater detail the current situation on SUMPs in England, France, Germany and Poland.

A major and laudable effort is currently being deployed to develop SUMPs in 18 Romanian cities and municipalities.

Though low water availability and high solvent content (fuel) may inhibit microbial activity under ideal operating conditions in many parts of fuel storage and transportation systems, microbial conversion of ethanol to acetic acid could potentially enhance corrosion of steels and other materials in systems (e.g., tanks, pipes, pump sumps) in which FGE and water are present.