Sentence examples for which allows water from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wajda grows his lavender in raised beds, which allows water to drain quickly from roots.

* Inadequate caulking on windows, doors and wall surfaces, which allows water and air to penetrate.

"They have an interesting texture and slightly raised backs, which allows water to drain out," Mr. Meyer said.

You can also install grills that go over your gutters, which allows water in and keeps detritus out.

Investigators discovered that a length of the building's standpipe, which allows water to be pumped throughout the building, had been removed before the fire.

Energy is required to break the hydrogen bonds, which allows water to pass from a solid to a liquid state or from a liquid to a gaseous state.

At the bottom of the wall, where the Tigris gushes out, are two control gates, which allow water to be drained from the reservoir quickly, in case heavy rainfall or snowmelt builds up pressure on the dam wall.

For example, in Kolkata, where it is common for people to store water at home, cholera transmission was substantially reduced by replacing open containers, which allowed water to become easily contaminated, with narrow-necked jugs.

Such soils mainly have macro-pores which allow water to move through quickly, therefore the contact time between soluble salts and percolating water will be short.

Highest yields were observed in the fully irrigated control (VTCM) and the treatment which allowed water stress during the vegetative growth stage (TCM).

Each thallus possesses 5 15 irregularly shaped pores, 10 200 µm in diameter, which allow water into and out of the thallus during exposure and immersion associated with tidal cycles (DePamphilis 1978; Vogel and Loudon 1985).