Sentence examples for averaging water from inspiring English sources

The crack effect on water permeation in a representative elementary volume (REV) is analytically derived through averaging water permeation in sound concrete and crack width.

Steady-state representations of the equilibrated ice fronts for each temperature were generated averaging water density over each simulation segment, by mapping water occupancy of greater than 85% using the 'volmap' module of the visualization software VMD (Humphrey et al., 1996).

Average water potential of leaf tissue from well-watered and water deficit stressed plants was −1.47 ± 0.13 MPa and −2.58 ± 0.34 MPa, respectively.

The global average water footprint for 1kg of cotton is 10,000 litres.

Far from it: on average, water in Spain costs one-thirtieth of prices elsewhere in Europe.

Average water temperatures are 72 this month, 69 in January, and there are wetsuits on board for snorkelers.

Consumer champions have warned that average water bills will rise by about £30 over the next five years following a new proposed settlement between the industry and the regulator.

Since 1999, annual average water levels have been consistently below the historic averages recorded since 1860 in Lakes Superior and Michigan-Huron.

Yesterday Water UK revealed that the average water and sewerage bill in England and Wales will rise by £2 to £389 in 2016/17.

While water levels in San Francisco Bay rise and fall every day with the tides, analysis of the gauge's data shows that average water levels have fallen since 1980.

Because of the temperature on Pluto (minus-380 degrees Fahrenheit, on average), water ice glaciers are likely as hard as mountains made of rock are on Earth.