Kali meaning

The scholars tell us that the term kali was probably derived by the Arabians from the Sanscrit. It appears to have been the Hindu name for a destroying goddess who had numerous arms and red-palmed hands her eyes were red, and her face and breasts were besmeared with blood. The name Calcutta is derived from Kalighat, meaning Kali s landing-place. ... 

Figure 16. Predicted Zpwm vs- HydrolK-derived (Hydrolk 2005) Zi,m for the small Himalayan tributary streams of the Seti (Gray squares) and Kali Gandaki (black filled circles) from Garzione et al. (2000a,b). Predictedz mis estimated from the measured isotopic composition with la model uncertainties, and lo deviations about the hypsometric mean elevation. Note from Figure 14 that as the drainage basin decreases in size and as the sample elevation increases that Zpwm and Zi,m become essentially identical.

Jua Kali are Kiswahili words, which mean hot sun. They are commonly used to refer to small-scale enteiprises operating on street pavements, open-air markets, undeveloped plots or market stalls. They manufacture goods like metal boxes, pots, bicycle parts and jikos (cooking stoves) at affordable prices by low-earning individuals. Since 1972, the sector has grown tremendously, providing employment opportunities to millions of Kenyans. ... 

Table 1 Comparison of mean lead and cadmium levels in soil, sediment and water samples from Jua Kali sites and the control site (ND = not detected n =35)...

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