The explanation for 133P was that, given its position in the asteroid belt, where maximum solar surface temperatures are only about −48 °C (−54 °F), it likely acquired some water in the form of ice from the solar nebula.
Over 4500 known plant species are parasitic to some extent and acquire some or all of their water, carbon and nutrients from a host (Press 1998; Li et al. 2014).
But he has nevertheless acquired some serious blue-water credentials.
Nevertheless, a similar argument against SK can be formulated as long as some kind of empirical knowledge is needed to acquire the water concept.
Kate went out and spent four months frying in the Hawaiian sun and salt water, so she started acquiring some of that look.
The deal calls for Vivendi Environnement, the world's biggest water company, to acquire Southern Water from First Aqua Holdings, an investment group that includes the Royal Bank of Scotland.
Among the questions is whether there can be more growth without more water, how to acquire new water supplies, and what to do if such efforts fail.
It often works closely with the conglomerates, helping them to acquire the water assets of debtor nations.
Some say that the project was altruistic, others that it was a scheme to persuade voters to acquire the water company — which the city of San Francisco did, in 1930.
Granted, many externalists find it apriori plausible that besides interacting with water, Oscar could acquire the water concept from other community members.
Under drought conditions, when water loss through transpiration is high, it is essential that roots maintain the capacity to acquire soil water and nutrients.
