Sentence examples for approximate water from inspiring English sources

Finally, based on analytical derivation, an approximate water replenishment profile is determined and its practical implementation strategies are discussed.

Infiltration of water and ions into the coating can also be measured by EIS to deduce approximate water uptake.

Based on an analytical technique, an approximate water replenishment profile is proposed to size a solar water heating system near-optimally.

It was determined that implementing the monitoring program itself resulted in an approximate water savings of 1.5 L/day per crewmember.

The two ratios were used to achieve the same total sand content and hence approximate water retention in the mixtures.

Environmental isotopes, such as oxygen-18 and deuterium, are compositions of water molecules and they approximate water behaviors (Clark and Fritz 1997) and serve as suitable tools for tracing water pathways and contributions.

Using the Crank-Nicolson method of [9, 10], and [13], the water flow velocity (u x,t)) is shown in Table 3 and Figure 5. Figure 5 The approximated water flow velocity (pmb{u x,t)}) (m/s) in a uniform channel using the Crank-Nicolson method, for all (pmb{0leq t leq 133}) min, (pmb{Delta x = 0.05}), (pmb{Delta t = 0.00125}), (pmb{Delta t/Delta x=0.50}).

In [5], the Lax-Wendroff finite difference method was also proposed to approximate the water elevation and water flow velocity.

This paper presents the development and application of an approximate shallow water Analytic Shoaling and Refraction Method (Analytic S/R Model), which establishes the breaking wave height and angle for arbitrary nearshore slopes, thus extending the 3-D Step Model to the nearshore region where the depth is nonuniform.

Turn on the RSVU03's timer to run for a specified amount of time based upon your RV's approximate potable water tank size as follows: 20 gallons (75.7 L) = 1 hour, 35 gallons (132.5 L) = 1.5 hours, 50 gallons (189.3 L) = 2.5 hours.

This uses the measured transmittance of the sample and assumes that the absorption of the plant material can be approximated as water (i.e., using σ and ρ for water).