Sentence examples for volume discharged from inspiring English sources
The total surface-water potential of the tributary rivers is dwarfed by the volume discharged at the Danube mouth, which is more than five times as large.
Pearson statistical analysis of total suspended solids (TSS), chemical oxygen demand (COD), carbonaceous biochemical oxygen demand at 5 days (CBOD5), total phosphorus (Ptot) and total kedjal nitrogen (N-TKN) showed significant correlations (ρ = 0.05) between dry antecedent time (DAT) and EMCs on one hand, and between total rainfall (TR) and the volume discharged (VD) during EFs, on the other.
All the bathrooms are equipped with toilet (WC) provided with single push both for faeces and urine flushing (the volume discharged is 7 L at time) and sinks provided with faucet with maximum flow rate of 12 L/min.
They're betting they can easily transfer the data, though it could be thousands of times the volume discharged by smartphones.
Compared to a traditional local control approach, DORA contributed to reduce CSO volumes from the most sensitive points while reducing total CSO volumes discharged from the catchment.
It is also shown how the application of conventional criteria (e.g. overflow volumes, discharged pollutant loads) can result in misleading conclusions when assessing the performance of the urban wastewater system under various scenarios.
We convert the volume discharge into mass discharge using DRE density 2600 kg m−3, applicable to magmas of intermediate composition.
The reduction in profitability grows to around 30% when the cavern volume (discharge time) is reduced to half (6 hours).
A stable, large volume discharge (4×8×90cm3) with very good uniformity was obtained.
The case for closer study of the region encompassing Totten and Moscow University glaciers and ice shelves is accentuated by its large ice volume discharge into the ocean, the rapidity of the observed changes and the recently discovered complexity of the basal topography beneath the drainage basin of the two glaciers12.
The spatial uniformity of combustion in a gas mixture initiated by a high-voltage nanosecond volume discharge has been investigated at gas pressures of 0.3 2.4 atm and temperatures of 1100 2250 K.
