WUE definition

WUE means water use efficiency.
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WUE mean an Apa Canal utility being a water utility entity operating in accordance with the applicable laws and regulations of the Recipient.
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Examples of WUE in a sentence

  • Consistent with the WUE rule, the City Council adopted a WCO, codified at NBMC Chapter 13.50.

  • The goals are to develop and test high yielding varieties of rice and wheat specifically adapted to agriculture in India that contain introduced genes conferring significantly increased nitrogen use efficiency (NUE), water use efficiency (WUE), tolerance to short periods of drought (DT), and salinity tolerance (ST).

  • Each party agrees to implement adopted conservation measures and WUE plans consistent with its authority as a municipal water supplier under RCW 90.03.386 and WAC ▇▇▇-▇▇▇-▇▇▇ to govern its own water system operations.

  • As one of the major food security focus countries for the U.S. government’s food security initiative, Bangladesh is also likely one of the first markets for commercialization of the current generation of Arcadia technologies for NUE, WUE, and salt.

  • Through the African Agricultural Technology Foundation, Arcadia will deliver African rice varieties with our NUE, WUE, and salt tolerance technologies.

  • The WUE technology being developed at Arcadia is based on the production of cytokinins under stress conditions.

  • The Additional Legal Matter consists of the following, namely, that the Subsidiary Agreement entered into in accordance with Section 5.01 (a) of this Agreement has been duly authorized or ratified by the Recipient and the Participating WUE and is legally binding upon the Recipient and the Participating WUE in accordance with its terms.

  • The Recipient, through MCTD and the Participating Water Utility Entities, will be responsible for carrying out Part 1 of the Project and to this end shall ensure that each Participating WUE shall appoint and retain sufficient and qualified staff and provide all resources necessary to carry out its respective portion of Part 1 of the Project.

  • The Water Forum reviewed the resulting draft Urban WUE findings at its February 2011 meeting, but did not take action pending participation of key stakeholders.

  • In March 2011, the Water Forum reviewed the proposed revisions and adopted the Urban WUE Findings.