Sentence examples for system runoff from inspiring English sources

That is why Mr. Hennessey, a Republican candidate for town supervisor, said he was asking the Town Board to revoke the zoning change granted in 2002 to the Beechwood Organization for a 466-unit retirement community, to be built close to the Forge in Moriches and which could create more septic system runoff.

After a rigorous calibration with rain-gauge data, the hydrological response of the basin to this flooding is accurately simulated by the Hydrologic Engineering Center's Hydrological Modeling System runoff model.

In this system, runoff water is generated on a plot and stored in the soil during runoff events, and trees/shrubs may utilize this water during the next dry season.

During the rainy season, in high populated urban areas, where there is either no sewage disposal or working sewer system, runoff of rains follows the slopes and gets into the lower parts of towns [ 34].

During the rainy season, where there is either no sewage disposal or working sewer system, runoff of rains follows the slopes and gets into the lower parts of towns where shallow wells could easily become contaminated by excretes.

Possible sources of contamination include leaking septic systems, runoff from agricultural lots and organically enriched water such as industrial effluents or from decaying plant materials and soils.

Starting in the 1970s, the Attorney General commonly raised Section 5 objections to dilutive voting changes, including discriminatory annexations, redistricting plans, and election methods such as at-large election systems, runoff election requirements, and prohibitions on bullet voting.

The Delta is the hub of California's freshwater system, draining runoff from the northern Sierra through the Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers into an estuary and out through the San Francisco Bay.

Estimation of system losses, runoff from ungauged tributaries, and Gedebessa Swamp model parameters were considered in the flow process study.

All lakes in the system capture runoff from residential areas and the last lake in the chain discharges into a National Park.

Inputs from precipitation recharge the soil layers until field capacity is reached and excess is then defined as drainage and leave the system as runoff.