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• Germany had to agree to the channelisation of the Moselle.
• Without channelisation, floods spread out very widely.
• It has also been affected by channelisation in the swamp and deforestation of its watershed.
• To this end A 10 billion Naira contract was awarded to finish the Channelisation of " Ogunpa ".
• These primarily include removing the currently rock-lined, tight channelisation of the stream, and reintroducing a riparian margin.
• This was possible thanks to improvements in water channelisation and river banks . 500, 000 acres of intensive and extensive fishery farms were also created.
• Flooding has historically been a problem and the Irwell has seen much modification along its course in Salford with some bends being removed, channelisation, and the construction of levees and bank reinforcements.
• In 1999, the Nigerian Government took over the " Channelisation Project " of " Ogunpa " these had been bedeviled by series of problems since 1977-it was first started by the State government-Oyo State.
• "A . barnardi " is threatened by habitat destruction from several causes associated with agricultural development, including stream channelisation, water abstraction, and sedimentation, all of which reduce the incidence of their obligate riffle habitat.
• Vrishasen was also the central character in the movie " Dahavi Pha "  a movie about the underdogs in the educational system, their anger and the channelisation of their violent attitude into a positive creative energy with the help of their teacher.
• At this point the correct PSC can be determined through the use of a matched filter, configured with the fixed channelisation code C ch, 256, 0, looking for the known CPICH bit sequence, while trying each of the possible 8 PSCs in turn.
• There are disadvantages to digital synthesis such as the inability of a digital synthesiser to tune smoothly through all frequencies, but with the channelisation of many radio bands, this can also be seen as an advantage in that it prevents radios from operating in between two recognised channels.