Sentence examples for water surpluses from inspiring English sources

To end inequities -- rural regions having water surpluses, for example, while the region that includes Tampa had to build an expensive desalination plant a few years ago -- the council wants a seven-member state water commission, appointed by the governor, that would have broad powers to allocate water statewide.

The challenge is how to improve accounting given the lack of available granular data on which companies can base their business decisions about water scarcity, water surpluses and water management opportunities.

The Rocky Mountains in Canada and the United States are a region of water surplus, where precipitation exceeds losses from evaporation, runoff, and transpiration.

The intermontane basins stretching from southern British Columbia to central Mexico exhibit a strikingly unequal pattern, with areas of water surplus in the mountains lying adjacent to areas of marked deficit in the basins.

For reservoir design, operation, and management, water surplus, deficit, range, and storage are computed.

The cooling water surplus (blow down) is disposed of in shallow injection wells.

A soil water surplus was only found under BOI, while insufficient water replenishment existed under the other seven vegetation types.

The new approach is based upon a new representation of water composite curves and the concept of water surplus.

The estimated minimum, average, and maximum total recharge index for Pra Basin was, respectively, 20, 67, and 99%% of water surplus (Eq. 1), leaving the average quick runoff coefficient to be 33%% of the water surplus (Fig. 6).

The monthly water surplus (S) or deficit (D) is calculated from a moisture budget assessment including stored soil moisture.

The stochastic track assumed that water surplus, deficit, range, and storage needed for reservoir design, operation and management varies randomly.