The use of sector gates, which turn into recesses in the wall, depends on the physical characteristics of the site and on the traffic using the waterway; falling gates lower into recesses in the forebay, and rolling gates run on rails into deep recesses in the lock walls.
This quantity of water is called, in this work, the direct water use of sector i.
This quantity of water required by sector j to produce the output used by sector i as input is called the indirect water use of sector i.
Enhanced Cell-ID also can make use of sector information since many cellular base stations are directional in nature (IE 3 sectors with each sector covering 120 degrees from the base station).
The total economic return of water use coefficient is designed to capture the direct and the indirect effects of change in water use of sector j on the total added value created in the economy as a whole.
The total water use of sector 4 has risen by 18.13%, which accounts for only 3% of the cumulative effect on water use caused by the final demand scenario.
Although the water use of sector 4 (Manufacture of food and tobacco products) accounts for only 1.2% of the total water use, compared with 87% in sector 1 (Agriculture, hunting and forestry), an increase of 20% in sector 1 final demand generates an increase in the total water use which is very close to the increase generated by a 20% rise of the final demand in sector 4.
City parishes made great use of placements in manufacture, but rarely bound children far from London, while some parishes in Westminster made greater use of sectors such as dealing, which reflected their own occupational profile.
As part of the "Show us a better way" competition for ideas for new uses of public sector information (showusabetterway.co.uk), Royal Mail has agreed to make available for free its Postcode Address File.
This implies that use of public sector facilities has become more inequitable – the non-poor using the public sector healthcare resources more than the poor and out of proportion to their need.
