Примеры использования A groundwater на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Providing the Ministry with a groundwater monitoring database system;
N/A Groundwater uses and functions Drinking water, irrigation, industry.
This hypothesis is supported by a groundwater model and by sulfates discovered in a wide area.
Seep fluids may be hydrocarbon, hydrothermal or volcanic in origin ormay simply represent a groundwater escape.
Area(km2) 124 N/A Groundwater uses and functions Drinking water, irrigation and industry.
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The main uses of bentonite are for drilling mud, binder, purifier,absorbent, and as a groundwater barrier.
Area(km2) 630.5 N/A Groundwater uses and functions Maintaining baseflow and springs.
Seasonal changes in the hydraulic head always have to be considered when a groundwater quality monitoring system is established.
The garage blocks as a groundwater pollution source may cause the largest impact upon neighbouring wells No1 б, 2 б fig. 17.
The Committee on Geology and Mineral Resources of the Ministry of Energy andMineral Resources has established a groundwater database as a subsystem of the cadastre of subsoil resources.
A groundwater monitoring network consisting of 21 monitoring stations(clusters of wells, totally 80 wells) is installed for routine observations of underground aquifers of the basin.
Area(km2) 340 N/A Thickness: mean, max(m)120, 250 N/A Groundwater uses and functions Used for drinking water.
On the basis of the whole of a catchment area, whether transboundary or not, including its associated coastal waters,and across the whole of a groundwater aquifer;
Area(km2) 70 N/A Thickness: mean, max(m)100, 250 N/A Groundwater uses and functions Used for drinking water.
Argentina believed that the customary norms established under the 1997 Convention on the Law of the Non-navigational Uses of International Watercourses offered a basis for the elaboration of a groundwater regime.
Area(km2) 1 650 N/A Thickness: mean, max(m)10, 20 N/A Groundwater uses and functions For drinking water, agricultural sector including irrigation.
UNDP funds several projects is this area, including the Sub-Saharan Africa Hydrological Assessment, in cooperation with the World Bank,a water resources information project in Bangladesh and a groundwater data bank in the Philippines.
Area(km2) 1 650 N/A Thickness: mean; max.(m) 800;1 500 N/A Groundwater uses and functions For drinking water, agricultural sector irrigation included.
To this end, they shall use common or harmonized standards and methodologies, agree upon key parameters which shall be regularly monitored, taking into account thespecific features of groundwaters, establish a groundwater monitoring network and develop aquifer vulnerability maps.
Area(km2) 315(280a) N/A Groundwater uses and functions For drinking and household purposes.a 25- 50% Drinking water supply,< 25% each for irrigation and livestock, maintaining baseflow and springs and support of ecosystems.
Thickness: mean, max(m) 35,60 N/A Number of inhabitants 379 132 N/A Population density 112 N/A Groundwater uses and functions Mainly used for drinking water; very important for water management.
Area(km2) 441 N/A Groundwater uses and functions 50-75% of the groundwater is used for drinking water supply(covering the total of drinking water needs in the area) and less than 25% for irrigation, industry and livestock.
Area(km2) 925 N/A Renewable groundwater resource(m3/d) 612 N/A Thickness: mean, max(m) 18, 85 N/A Groundwater uses and functions Community water supply,(industrial) production, irrigation and fisheries.
Although some of these activities address"a groundwater component" as well, major comparable efforts related to the invisible groundwater have started just a several years ago with the ISARM Programme.
Border length(km) 106 N/A Area(km2)9 512 N/A Renewable groundwater resource(m3/d) 777 534 N/A Thickness: mean, max(m) 75, 200 N/A Groundwater uses and functions 80% for household water, 20% for technical purposes.
The 1997 Convention did provide a base upon which to build a groundwater regime, but any new legal framework should take fully into account the unique characteristics of groundwaters. .
Such an integrated approach should apply across the whole of a catchment area, whether transboundary or not,including its associated coastal waters, the whole of a groundwater aquifer or the relevant parts of such a catchment area or groundwater aquifer;
Article 2(6) provides that transboundary waters should not to be limited to a water body(e.g. a river,a lake, a groundwater aquifer), but should cover the catchment area of the said water body or in case of a groundwater aquifer, whether confined or unconfined, its entire recharge area.
Such an integrated approach should apply across the whole of a catchment area, whether transboundary or not, including its associated coastal waters,the whole of a groundwater aquifer or the relevant parts of such a catchment area or groundwater aquifer art. 5, para. j.