Sentence examples for waterway construction from inspiring English sources

Before joining Vinalines, he managed an unprofitable waterway construction company.

In addition, the Corps of Engineers has oversight for coastal and waterway construction and preservation, under which the current New Jersey beach replenishment plan falls.

In the last decade, however, flow patterns have changed due to the combined effect of dam regulation in the upper basin, waterway construction, new road infrastructure, and climate changes.

Finally, various simulation experiments are designed according to a real bulk cargo port area in China and how much each influencing factor can improve the waterway through capacity is obtained, which provides a theoretical foundation for waterway construction and port management.

The species was forced into obsolescence by over-fishing, environmental deterioration, and increased  waterway construction.

Of these, 65% conducted indoor residual spraying (IRS), primarily using dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane (DDT), 33% conducted chemical or biological larval control, 23% carried out environmental management (e.g., vegetation clearing, waterway construction), and 16% distributed bed nets, treated or untreated.

The ambitious multi-billion dollar project will combine irrigation facilities, a flood control system, power generation of 3000 MW, a 269-m waterway and construction of an 883 ft high concrete or rock-filled dam.

Moreover, the HZMB Tunnel is challenged by possible sand liquefaction in seismic events, conservation of white Chinese dolphin, and waterway dispersion during construction.

Of these, "Engineering works relating to rivers, drainage channels and other waterways", "Non-residential construction (non-wooden)", "Electronic computing equipment (except personal computers)", "Magnetic tapes and disks" and "General eating and drinking places (except coffee shops)" show a marked increase in emissions during 2000 2005.

Pipeline opponents fear a spill would pollute waterways and say construction would desecrate lands tribes hold as sacred. .

Easy connections could likewise be drawn from Dickinson and Sheeler to Bellows' astonishing paintings from the same period of New York City's industrialized waterways, and the construction of Penn Station.