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Definition of waterborne in English: waterborneadjective ˈwɔːtəbɔːnˈwɑdərbɔrn 1Conveyed by, travelling on, or involving travel or transport on water. troops were deployed by waterborne craft Example sentencesExamples - The show kicks off in the Coromandel, where Hickey enjoys a waterborne tour of Mercury Bay and checks out the seventh most beautiful beach in the world.
- The Coast Guard provides all of our waterborne and airborne transportation to our stations from the closest Coast Guard facility.
- Once waterborne it can reach speeds of 30 miles per hour, according to Gibbs Technologies, the British firm that designed it.
- We boaters spend many times more dollars on our waterborne vessels than we do on our autos yet we are woefully unprotected when it comes to poor workmanship.
- Boat watching had become a favourite game for the young people after the flow of waterborne traffic toward the village had been discovered by Fitz and the twins on a climb up a slope which overlooked the water.
- The Executive has earmarked £16.4m for freight grants in 2004-05, covering freight facilities, railway track access and the forthcoming waterborne freight grant scheme.
- And not content with conquering dry land, the festival will also be waterborne, with boat trips and river-related theatre.
- Festivals almost always feature waterborne activities, ranging from athletic events like blindfolded canoe races to rituals that include offerings to water spirits.
- And for its part, the Navy has beefed up its own waterborne security patrols and erected large rubber barriers around piers to prevent the sort of attack suffered by the USS Cole in Yemen.
- But just as the red spots on the map disappeared during the second half of the 20th century, so did waterborne travellers, as everyone took to the skies.
- In return, there would be exponential returns in development opportunity along a new travel corridor to Tobago and the opportunity to create a waterborne bus service that could emphasise a comfortable, even festive journey.
- With thousands of miles of navigable waterways, the state leads the nation in waterborne cargo, handling some 500 million tons a year.
- After the tragedy 150 lifejackets were supplied to Greater Manchester fire crews to help them during waterborne rescues and buoyancy aids were supplied to each of the 67 pumps in the brigade.
- It was on the unusual catwalk of a waterborne battlecraft that some of the finest collections of two of Italy's celebrated fashion designers were showcased in Mumbai recently.
- The Choptank River, further north, boasts a fine yacht harbor and a new luxury hotel for waterborne tourists on the Bay.
- Members socialized and took time out for a waterborne architectural tour of downtown Chicago and dinner at Navy Pier.
- In 1373 its advantageous location for waterborne trade between the Midlands and the continent led to its selection as one of the official staple ports through which foreign commerce had to be channelled.
- The waterborne nature of Station Washington's missions is ideally suited to work in tandem with many federal and local agencies, said White.
- They are both capable of the effective launch, control and recovery of vehicles for extended periods, however the strategy for launch and recovery for waterborne craft and for aircraft are different in the two designs.
- A chain could be hung across the river between Davy Tower to the now-gone Hyngbrig Tower to protect the city from waterborne invasion.
Synonyms travelling, transportable, transferable, portable, movable, locomotive, manoeuvrable - 1.1 (of a disease) communicated or propagated by contaminated water.
cholera and other waterborne diseases Example sentencesExamples - Cryptosporidium, a waterborne parasite that thrives in animals and is transferred through animal waste, has been found in rivers, streams, lakes, reservoirs and in other types of surface water.
- Californians face waterborne illnesses lurking in the surf from urban runoff, and towns have lost their drinking water due to contamination.
- In South Africa, water privatisation has led to an increase in water-borne diseases.
- The risk for foodborne and waterborne infections among immunosuppressed, HIV-infected persons is magnified during travel to developing countries.
- Major efforts to improve access to drinking water across India have not been matched by proportionate declines in deaths and illnesses from waterborne diseases, which remain grossly underestimated, a new government report has said.
- Thousands of survivors are searching for shelter, trying to protect themselves from water-borne illnesses.
- One step in preventing waterborne infections is using filters that remove bacteria.
- Improved water testing capacity has been introduced to check for cholera and other waterborne diseases.
- Protecting patients from acquiring a waterborne infection is key to decreasing the potential for infection.
- Furthermore, it is a very common cause of waterborne illness.
- Engineers believe the new technology will cut the risk of an outbreak of waterborne bacteria such as cryptosporidium.
- Water-borne pathogens are not stored but destroyed by wetlands.
- Water-borne pathogens in drinking water can be deadly.
- Water-borne parasites like giardia and viruses like Norwalk virus could cause similar problems.
- Snow's deduction that cholera was a waterborne disease that could be spread from person to person was remarkable in that it ran counter to this theory and predated the discovery of microbes by 30 years.
- Bottled water is another of the modern paradoxes of health - a product born out of our success at reducing waterborne disease.
- Chlorine will always be necessary, because of its immediate effect in killing any water-borne bacteria.
- According to one official, 20 people have already died of water-borne diseases.
- All of this is in addition to the threat of water-borne bacteria.
Definition of waterborne in US English: waterborneadjectiveˈwädərbôrnˈwɑdərbɔrn 1Conveyed by, traveling on, or involving travel or transportation on water. troops were deployed by waterborne craft Example sentencesExamples - The Executive has earmarked £16.4m for freight grants in 2004-05, covering freight facilities, railway track access and the forthcoming waterborne freight grant scheme.
- Once waterborne it can reach speeds of 30 miles per hour, according to Gibbs Technologies, the British firm that designed it.
- The Coast Guard provides all of our waterborne and airborne transportation to our stations from the closest Coast Guard facility.
- The Choptank River, further north, boasts a fine yacht harbor and a new luxury hotel for waterborne tourists on the Bay.
- In 1373 its advantageous location for waterborne trade between the Midlands and the continent led to its selection as one of the official staple ports through which foreign commerce had to be channelled.
- In return, there would be exponential returns in development opportunity along a new travel corridor to Tobago and the opportunity to create a waterborne bus service that could emphasise a comfortable, even festive journey.
- Boat watching had become a favourite game for the young people after the flow of waterborne traffic toward the village had been discovered by Fitz and the twins on a climb up a slope which overlooked the water.
- Members socialized and took time out for a waterborne architectural tour of downtown Chicago and dinner at Navy Pier.
- Festivals almost always feature waterborne activities, ranging from athletic events like blindfolded canoe races to rituals that include offerings to water spirits.
- We boaters spend many times more dollars on our waterborne vessels than we do on our autos yet we are woefully unprotected when it comes to poor workmanship.
- A chain could be hung across the river between Davy Tower to the now-gone Hyngbrig Tower to protect the city from waterborne invasion.
- And not content with conquering dry land, the festival will also be waterborne, with boat trips and river-related theatre.
- They are both capable of the effective launch, control and recovery of vehicles for extended periods, however the strategy for launch and recovery for waterborne craft and for aircraft are different in the two designs.
- With thousands of miles of navigable waterways, the state leads the nation in waterborne cargo, handling some 500 million tons a year.
- But just as the red spots on the map disappeared during the second half of the 20th century, so did waterborne travellers, as everyone took to the skies.
- It was on the unusual catwalk of a waterborne battlecraft that some of the finest collections of two of Italy's celebrated fashion designers were showcased in Mumbai recently.
- The waterborne nature of Station Washington's missions is ideally suited to work in tandem with many federal and local agencies, said White.
- The show kicks off in the Coromandel, where Hickey enjoys a waterborne tour of Mercury Bay and checks out the seventh most beautiful beach in the world.
- After the tragedy 150 lifejackets were supplied to Greater Manchester fire crews to help them during waterborne rescues and buoyancy aids were supplied to each of the 67 pumps in the brigade.
- And for its part, the Navy has beefed up its own waterborne security patrols and erected large rubber barriers around piers to prevent the sort of attack suffered by the USS Cole in Yemen.
Synonyms travelling, transportable, transferable, portable, movable, locomotive, manoeuvrable - 1.1 (of a disease) communicated or propagated by contaminated water.
cholera and other waterborne diseases Example sentencesExamples - The risk for foodborne and waterborne infections among immunosuppressed, HIV-infected persons is magnified during travel to developing countries.
- Snow's deduction that cholera was a waterborne disease that could be spread from person to person was remarkable in that it ran counter to this theory and predated the discovery of microbes by 30 years.
- Bottled water is another of the modern paradoxes of health - a product born out of our success at reducing waterborne disease.
- Water-borne pathogens in drinking water can be deadly.
- Chlorine will always be necessary, because of its immediate effect in killing any water-borne bacteria.
- In South Africa, water privatisation has led to an increase in water-borne diseases.
- Protecting patients from acquiring a waterborne infection is key to decreasing the potential for infection.
- Thousands of survivors are searching for shelter, trying to protect themselves from water-borne illnesses.
- One step in preventing waterborne infections is using filters that remove bacteria.
- Improved water testing capacity has been introduced to check for cholera and other waterborne diseases.
- Major efforts to improve access to drinking water across India have not been matched by proportionate declines in deaths and illnesses from waterborne diseases, which remain grossly underestimated, a new government report has said.
- According to one official, 20 people have already died of water-borne diseases.
- Engineers believe the new technology will cut the risk of an outbreak of waterborne bacteria such as cryptosporidium.
- Californians face waterborne illnesses lurking in the surf from urban runoff, and towns have lost their drinking water due to contamination.
- Cryptosporidium, a waterborne parasite that thrives in animals and is transferred through animal waste, has been found in rivers, streams, lakes, reservoirs and in other types of surface water.
- Water-borne parasites like giardia and viruses like Norwalk virus could cause similar problems.
- All of this is in addition to the threat of water-borne bacteria.
- Water-borne pathogens are not stored but destroyed by wetlands.
- Furthermore, it is a very common cause of waterborne illness.
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