downstream
దిగువ ప్రాంతానికి
definition
adverb
the bridge spanned the river just downstream of the rail line
situated or moving in the direction in which a stream or river flows.
example
All the report said was that the river had been polluted 'downstream' of the sewerage works.
At about the same time abnormal fish were noticed in rivers in southern England 'downstream' of sewage works.
I am downwind of the stream, 'downstream' of the mountain.
We may make gains with respect to oil and gas and 'downstream' energy products.
When evenings are fair some good fishing is available at Holycross and Ballycamus on the River Suir, 'downstream' of Thurles.
The fish have been shoaled in the shallower, faster, water 'downstream' of the numerous weirs that bear testament to the river's industrial heritage.
They deliberately biased their sample by examining stream and river systems 'downstream' from urban or intense agricultural areas.
Water levels are low and the river 'downstream' of the traps currently holds a large number of fish.
The pegs on the main river just 'downstream' of where the Darwen enters are also quit suitable for this and, I am happy to report, both have been fishing very well.
Shell is predominantly involved in 'downstream' oil production and any hardening of refining margins could lift bottom line profits.
This, in turn, has pushed CAD both upstream and 'downstream' in the production process.
Various strip 'downstream' processing routes for foil stock and foils production were tested on the level of industrial trials.
After a few metres, you will find yourself in the stream a few metres 'downstream' of the crawl up through the slot mentioned above.
The genes that encode these proteins are located immediately 'downstream' of the cos region at the left end of the mature chromosome.
Therein lies the problem for integrated oil companies like Shell whose operation embraces both upstream and 'downstream' businesses.
At least for some of these, a direct role 'downstream' of vertebrate Hh proteins has been defined similar to what is seen in flies.
The Lower Ure Championships drew a good entry of 65 to the river 'downstream' of Boroughbridge.
Moreover, the C-terminal region 'downstream' of the zinc fingers is also essential.
As a result of water diversion from the upper Jordan by the Israel, there is no fresh water to flow 'downstream' of Tiberias.
The second element is a region of 50 bp 'downstream' of the promoter.
With the rapid currents of the river that flowed 'downstream' , people could place their supplies into many empty barrels and send them to the main camp site a few miles down.
One of the best swims is situated 'downstream' of the caravan park.
We sat along the banks of the Rappahannock River 'downstream' of Fredericksburg for some time while the enemy lurked opposite us.
Farid of ABB Lummus agrees that 'downstream' petroleum work continues apace.
Import and export statistics show that the export ratio of the nation's mid- and 'downstream' petrochemical products is gradually rising.
After widespread protests it also withdrew its decision to remove the petroleum subsidy and deregulate the 'downstream' petroleum sectors.
View every person in the organisation as both a supplier to someone in the next 'downstream' process and a customer to someone in the next upstream process.
In human cells as well, a region directly 'downstream' of the DNA-binding domain appears to have the same function.
The temperature of the air stream was measured just 'downstream' of the dew point hygrometer using a thermocouple.
It significantly facilitates 'downstream' purification and allows production at a much larger scale.
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