Examples of using Cisterns in English and their translations into Russian
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Ethiopia have also been the recipients of local investment to build cemented underground water cisterns, or birkeds, around which settlements often develop.
broken cisterns, that can hold no water….
20 rainwater collection cisterns, were demolished by the Israeli authorities.
uniformed soldiers occasionally destroy cisterns, contaminate collection tanks
The cisterns are located in an archeological site near Bethlehem where new housing units are being built to expand Efrat.
For water supply during siege, the fortress had a well at the bottom of the rocks and two cisterns.
The settlers continue to pump their sewage into the cisterns and agricultural land,
living room), and cisterns 40 m2.
FAO established more than 1,200 community and household-level rainwater harvesting cisterns to improve water availability and water rationing through resource management.
Several cisterns under the Temple Mount itself have also been proposed as possible remnants of the Seleucid citadel.
which is collected in cisterns that are located throughout the gardens
Water available from cisterns(90m3), also municipality water,
a public bath and water cisterns.
cars, cisterns, canvas covers and engines.
is approved by World Health Organization(WHO) for use in drinking water cisterns to combat malaria.
heavy waste oils from rail cisterns and oil reservoirs.
as leakage from broken pipes and cisterns have caused high unproductive water losses annually.
Application: It shall be used in formulas of glossy atmosphere resistant fast-drying enamels to paint agricultural machines, cisterns, railway transport as well as priming coat-enamels.
The efforts on Franz Josef Land are not exclusive to old barrels and cisterns- in addition to the environmental project, cultural assets are also involved.
In all, the TEPCO specialists are planning within three months to carry 370 cisterns to the nuclear plant, each containing from 100 to 120 tons of water.