Sentence examples for boosting water from inspiring English sources

None of the main environmental aims, such as ensuring a flow of water and boosting water supplies to the national park, appear to be in Acceler8.

Mohammad I Sheikh, a senior studying advertising at the University of Texas at Austin, another PUR pitchman, says he spends up to 15 hours a week teaming with active campus groups that care about boosting water quality in developing countries.

The survey follows several initiatives to boost water vole populations in the area during the last few years.

The aluminum islands worked like gold particles, creating energy-funneling hotspots that boosted water evaporation at those sites.

The Environment Agency is also aiming to create 10,000 hectares of wetland and rivers in a bid to boost water vole numbers.

The invention could boost water supplies in the driest regions, say experts, and a similar setup could be used to precisely control the flow of tiny amounts of fluids for sensitive diagnostic tests.

In these cases, sensors revealed, the pressure of the overriding material boosted water pressure in the underlying sediments in less than 1 second, nearly liquefying them and dramatically decreasing any friction that might slow down the flow.

Brecon Beacons National Park has been working with Brecknock Wildlife Trust and the Environment Agency to boost water vole numbers, and the mammals released near Brecon were bred at specialist stations.

Using computer simulations, and the bulging ground as a constraint, the researchers found that over time the wastewater seeped away from the injection point and boosted water pressure within the tiny spaces in the surrounding rocks—a parameter scientists call pore pressure.

The San Francisco Foundation is providing support to the UCSF Department of Pediatrics to develop a user-friendly toolkit on how to boost water access in schools.

Los Angeles Department of Water and Power officials are seeking an increase in rates over the next five years in a bid to boost water conservation amid California's drought and expand repairs of crumbling water mains and electricity infrastructure.