afflux

As a consequence the economy depended heavily on the timely afflux and efflux of these metals.

In fact the City survived as a port of trade principally thanks to afflux of the merchandise they robbed.

This afflux was heavily encouraged by Venetian officials, especially after the waves of Black Death after 1348.

The population of Venice - maybe 85,000 to 100,000 at about 1300 - could only bear these permanent losses, because there was also a permanent afflux.

The Kosi barrage with earth dams across river, afflux bunds and embankments above and below the river confines the river to flow within embankments.

Between the flux, or the afflux, and the reflux, his companion explained, about six hours go by, for such is the rhythm of the sea's respiration under the influence of the moon.

The weir was designed to prevent beach sand being washed in and choking the culvert, as well as to prevent salt intrusion in Humpybong Creek without afflux.

Professors Gordon R. McKay and Colin J. Apelt developed and patented the design procedure of minimum energy loss culverts waterways which yield small afflux.

There are also Season Holydays on the 50th of each season: Chaoflux, Discoflux, Confuflux, Bureflux, and Afflux.

A long learning-process that lead to a rudimentary economic policy started, including patent protection, trade FÖRDERUNG, but strategic help for the afflux and leave of capital and metals.

The concept of the Minimum Energy Loss (MEL) weir was developed to pass large floods with minimum energy loss and afflux, and nearly-constant total head along the waterway.

The Government of Bihar convened a technical committee, headed by a retired engineer-in-chief of the water resource department to supervise the restoration work and close the breach in the East Kosi afflux embankment.

Like the time Zeke knew everything about Dr. Blau, even his family secrets from the Great War, and the chief of staff explained it away as an afflux of the collective unconscious and ordered the old man shot up with depressants.

And would not quickness of sensation be an inconvenience to an animal that must lie still where chance has once placed it, and there receive the afflux of colder or warmer, clean or foul water, as it happens to come to it?

The Agreement provided for the construction of the left afflux bund (the retaining wall) on Nepalese territory for which the Nepalese provided 2.9 hectares of land to construct the left afflux bund of 577 m length.