Sentence examples for yearly available from inspiring English sources

Large quantities of lignin are yearly available from numerous pulping processes such as paper and biorefinery industries.

Thus, the quantity of water that would be yearly available is a function of the minimum level allowed and the desirable reliability.

(There are no membership requirements; application forms for the grants, which are awarded twice yearly, are available online at loanet.mit.edu).edu

NB Monthly and yearly averages available from 1877 continuously, scattered sub-daily from 1869.

Tabulated life expectancies for each age level per sex are updated yearly, and available from Statistics Norway (http://www.ssb.no).ssb.no

Input data are a meteorological time series as well as yearly yields available for 25 years between 1970 and 2010 and 99 districts in Austria.

Thereby, meteorological time series as well as yearly yields available for 25 years between 1970 and 2010 and 99 districts in Austria, are analyzed by means of statistical regressions.

According to researchers at the Global Footprint Network, an ecological-economics think tank, American consumerism probably crossed the line into unsustainability meaning that U.S. per-capita consumption exceeded the natural resources theoretically available yearly to each world citizen sometime between 1940 and 1960.

I use the term "invented" because in publicly available yearly reports dating to 1999, the department has claimed that cleaner streets are due to coordination among city agencies, cooperation with small businesses, its "strategic approach of assigning personnel and equipment resources to problem areas," and "resolution of quality-of-life issues reported by New Yorkers through 311".

During its latest available yearly reporting period the tax-exempt funded with the bounty of Stephen King's many successful horror novels handed out $4.4 million to worthy causes, mostly in his native Maine.

When full yearly series are available, the way decennial averages are computed in the book is the following: "1900" usually refers to the average "1900-1909," and so on.