Sentence examples for acquisition water from inspiring English sources

During the fourth acquisition, water content of surface layer was still lower, however, that of middle and deep layers was 8 %–18 %, which significantly increased compared to the second and third acquisition.

During the second acquisition, water contents of surface, middle and deep layers became lower significantly, the reason was that open fractures occurred in the middle layer due to disturbance of coal mining, which resulted in water content decreased.

Alterations of the peritrophic membrane disturb its selective permeability properties resulting in nutritional imbalances, by affecting food acquisition, water retention or excretion and digestion, besides increasing vulnerability against abrasion by food particles or invasion by pathogens (Peters 1992), and reducing protection from toxic compounds (Barbehenn and Constabel 2011).

MassLynx v4.1 software was used for data acquisition (Waters).

MassLynx v4.0 software served for data acquisition (Waters).

Under Mr. Ostrowski and Mr. Rabe, Bertelsmann has dipped its toes back into the merger-and-acquisition waters.

Coupled with an event detection system to identify anomalous events, the real-time acquisition of water quality data helps us strengthen water security and enhance incident management.

A fine interplay exists between the acquisition of water by roots in drying soil and water loss through transpiration.

Second, the enhanced hydrotropic response of BRL3ox roots (Fig. 2a c) could function during water-limited conditions by modifying root architecture for increased acquisition of water, favoring plant growth and survival under drought conditions as previously described53.

Moreover, the osmotic effect of nocturnal accumulations of vacuolar organic acids allows nocturnal acquisition of water from the transpiration stream and also from dew, and transitory storage of water in vacuoles.

Meanwhile, as Congress dithered and the president left most of the responsibility for the project to his brother Jeb, then the governor of Florida, costs have gone up — for land acquisition, for water storage, for rejiggering canals and levees and for building the treatment systems necessary to clean up the polluted water that flows into the Everglades from the sugar cane fields.