| Another option being investigated is using a pad on the floor and placing flow diverters over some of the ducts to divert the air upward away from the floor. |
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| The Minister may require fish stops or diverters to be installed above and below an obstruction. |
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| Its integrated filter and adjustable flow rate makes it one of the most complete diverters on the market. |
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| They are fitted with a variety of diverters, chicanes and vanes to ensure the correct spread distribution. |
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| These products are subsequently decoded in an effort to identify diverters. |
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| The technology behind high-powered thermostatic taps and 5-way diverters is now combined with the power of primary colours. |
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| Use traffic calming measures to reduce traffic volumes: full street closures, half street closures and diagonal diverters. |
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| Modular flatbed conveyor with diverters, with stainless steel structure and belt in plastic material for food contact use, formed so as to facilitate each washing and sanitization operation. |
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| For this purpose, it is equipped with hand-operated diverters and discharge hoppers, varying in number according to the components with these technical requirements. |
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| It's the sort of diverters who are in it for profit or the truly addicted people or the people abusing for euphoric effect who probably create the biggest burden of adverse effect to society. |
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| Possibility to control one-way ejection systems or progressive diverters to eject the containers onto the accumulation table and so guarantee their stability. |
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| The plant is normally supplied with piping, gates, diverters, level gauges, fans for transporting materials and electrical network for totally automatic management. |
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| Eleven points of closing with cylinder lock with insert anti-drill of manganese, four central bolts plus the spring lock, two diverters double lateral and two single intermediate. |
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| Eye-catching details include our stylised bartop, custom jet recesses, vibrant stainless steel jet trim, and contemporary diverters and air levers. |
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| The tokamak once had two exhaust components, called diverters. |
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| And even as some of the diverters are prosecuted, he said, many have found ways to keep operating, changing the name and location of their business and finding people willing to sign state licensing papers for them. |
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| Wind-driven rains stripped the fireproofing from the framework it was meant to protect, and construction workers had to improvise dams and diverters to channel the water away. |
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| This includes any design which involves the use of baffles, fish stops or diverters. Certain designs may only function well under a narrow range of flows and may be susceptible to debris accumulation, or sedimentation. |
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| As a failsafe against a surge that may exceed the capacity of one diverter, some people use two diverters side by side. |
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