Sentence examples for water controlled from inspiring English sources

Since Angkor itself was the technical source of the life-giving agricultural water controlled by the king, it was regarded by the Khmer with religious reverence.

It would also create new "conservation" fees on oil and natural gas extracted from land or water controlled by the federal government.

ONCE A BODY OF water controlled by high-flying Americans, the Olympic diving tank has belonged to the Chinese since Greg Louganis made the perfect exit in 1988 after so many perfect entries.

Fountain, in landscape architecture, an issue of water controlled or contained primarily for purposes of decoration, especially an artificially produced jet of water or the structure from which it rises.

Instead, Washington managed what Mr. Ellis calls "one of the most brilliant tactical withdrawals in the annals of military history": getting nearly 10,000 men from Brooklyn to Manhattan across the East River, a body of water controlled by the British Navy.

The substrate temperature was changed by circulating water controlled at temperatures from 274 to 350 K.

The results showed that there was a relationship between surface melt water production and seismic event (ice quakes), and these occurred on a pattern related to the glacier surface melt-water controlled velocity changes (stick-slip motion).

Rubicon uses water control gates, measurement systems, software and telecommunications to increase water efficiency and to raise crop yields.

The South Florida Water Management District, a state agency, claims that it operates the "world's largest water control system," which includes twenty-three hundred miles of canals, sixty-one pump stations, and more than two thousand "water control structures".

Soil and water control engineering deals with soil drainage, irrigation, conservation, hydrology, and flood control.

The plan's priorities include nitrogen reduction, habitat restoration, storm water control, sewer overflow abatement and sediment remediation.