Sentence examples for water communication from inspiring English sources

According to the geographer al-Maqdisī, this channel was dug in ad 986 to facilitate water communication between Ahvāz and Basra.

My bill would create an American Infrastructure Fund (AIF), a large-scale financing capability that could act like a bond insurer or bank for state and local governments to build transportation, energy, water, communication and educational infrastructure.

With the smaller Saint-Ours Canal, south of Sorel, it permits uninterrupted water communication for about 90 miles (145 km) from the main body of Lake Champlain to the St .Lawrence River.

At Dangling Rope, a marina on Lake Powell in Glen Canyon national recreation area, where I researched [2012 novel] The Rope, on the last day of a holiday weekend a power failure resulted in water, communication and fuel delivery systems shutting down.

Inspired by this spectacular virtual odyssey -- and by the approach of the bicentennial of the Louisiana Purchase completed by President Jefferson in 1803 -- we decided to strike out in the footsteps of Meriwether Lewis's Corps of Discovery, commissioned by Jefferson to find the most "practicable water communication across this continent".

The generators were able to get the building's heat, hot water, communication systems and even elevators working.

Its search for interested investment partners amounts to a "test-the-waters" communication and required approval by local securities regulators and the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Rough waves destroyed four and damaged two deep-water communication cables between Oahu and Kauai.

By August 23 nutrient gel, water, and communication devices had been fed through the holes to the men.

In the catastrophe that ensued, electricity, water supply, communication networks and public transportation were totally shut down.

In the catastrophe that ensued, electricity, water supply, communication networks and public transportation were totally shut down; 1,493 people perished, more than 14,000 homes were destroyed, and the city incurred losses amounting to £1.2bn.