Sentence examples for water acceptance from inspiring English sources

Features of the CHWP include a solid theoretical foundation, formal accounting for borehole dimensions, water ponding depth and soil properties, and recognition that Kfs controls long-term water acceptance rates.

The unified Perc CHWP methodology improves measurement of water transmission in absorption field investigations by providing: physically based PT values required by many design specifications and regulatory codes; Kfs values required for estimation of long-term water acceptance rates; and functionally linked PT Kfs data pairs that are accurate and based on rigorous borehole infiltration theory.

"Water is acceptance of the unknown, of demons, of emotions, of letting go and allowing yourself to flow freely with it," Mr. Mevoli wrote in a blog post in June.

These challenges include high treatment cost, potential chronic toxicity of the treated produced water and public acceptance.

(Non compliant mother, intervention village) "It is doubtful whether the women will accept such an intervention for safe drinking water [acceptance here possibly means need]." (Father, control village) "The water is useful to us, but our husbands have to cooperate".

So it would appear that Facebook is testing the waters for our acceptance of the whole idea.

As New Bedford's city planners and businesses busily prepare to stage the assembly, construction, and installation of Cape Wind's 2015 "steel-in-the-water" deployment, public acceptance of renewable energy's economic significance has increased.

Plans for sewage recycling, which involves extracting and purifying the water, are slowly gaining acceptance.

And when we decided to finance these activities through water fees, there was acceptance – even from the house owners.

Also, tucked away in the ACPO background briefing is the chilling acceptance that water cannon are capable of causing death.

Thus, for instance, despite the evident advantages of a direct potable reuse of treated wastewater in water scarce regions, social acceptance is proving elusive to say the least due to a perception of risk [33].