open drainage

Open drainage systems in downtown Honiara limit access and movement for people with disabilities.

The building also had a unique exhaust facility meant to absorb the stink from the open drainage.

The idea of opening drainage canals first came about after a flood of the colonial city in 1555.

There are open drainage leading mosquitoes and filth.

Unmaintained open drainage system around the town causing foul stink and source for mosquitoes breeding.

Originally more extensive open marsh, historically drained by means of open drainage ditches.

It has been shown that CT-guided drainage brought inferior results than open drainage.

The discharge runs through open drainage ditches and into the Ouse via tidal flaps.

As of 2003 some portions of Rice Military have narrow streets and open drainage ditches.

But before he gets there, he changes his mind and buries the loot in a deserted lot, under a stone behind an open drainage ditch.

Species that feed on decaying plant material open drainage and aeration channels in the soil by removing roots.

The road is quite narrow and windy with many blind corners, hidden driveways and open drainage ditches.

Open drainage and bimodal compression.

The road is a minimum four lanes wide along its entirety and in many places has wide medians, no sidewalks, and open drainage.

Open drainage system has been covered for the remaining Wards as well as some of the portion of the existing wards.

They reported one complication per four patients (6.3%), including a case requiring open drainage, prolonged urinary leakage, and common ureteral death (necrosis).

From that intersection, he said, it was just a mile south to an open drainage culvert that ran alongside the Santa Monica Freeway.

I hurried toward it and found that no grate barred the lower end of the tunnel, which led into an open drainage channel of mortar-set river rock.

Narrow, curved streets, open drainage swales, and an abundance of diverse plants and trees welcome pedestrians as well as diverse species.

But moor gripping (open drainage channels at regular spacing) can severely damage wet flushes, small pools and Sphagnum moss beds within such blanket bogs.

Shortage of water supply, open drainage systems, conservancy latrines and dearth of scavengers make prison environs unbearable in a large number of institutions.

The neighborhood has at least one resident beekeeper, and in many places it still has no proper gutters, but instead relies on open drainage ditches (with choruses of frogs most summer evenings).

Some community opposition has been raised for this alternative with a few residents likening it to an "open drainage ditch" and concern about the existing businesses and building stock between the two thoroughfares.

The Arroyo Seco and Los Angeles River are more famous examples in Southern California of former natural arroyo seasonal watercourses that became constructed open drainage system arroyos.

The turning posts (metae), each made of three conical stone pillars, may have been the earliest permanent Circus structures; an open drainage canal between the posts would have served as a dividing barrier.