Sentence examples for capture moisture from inspiring English sources

Coconut leaves had been laid on the ground, concave side up, to capture moisture.

X-ray computed tomography technology was used to capture moisture distribution within samples under hydrostatic and hydrodynamic pressures.

The huarango captures moisture coming from the west as sea mist.

The two tasks go hand in hand — green roofs cool by capturing moisture and evaporating it.

The results herein imply that the PEI/DHMS composites could be appealing materials for capturing moisture in GIS.

This new media captures moisture from breath and ambient air to keep antimicrobials working in respiratory facemasks.

That captured moisture provides India with its annual monsoon rains, but it also deposits a lot of snow on the mountains, which when melted boosts the Yarlung Tsangpo's flow.

Prior to logging, the massive trees created their own microclimate by capturing moisture from fog, and also by the immense amount of shade they produced.

Water is so scarce that whenever its inhabitants go outside, they must wear stillsuits, close-fitting garments that capture body moisture and recycle it for drinking.

Over the past 10 years, Dar Si Hmad has erected vast mesh nets to capture the moisture at an altitude of 1,225m on the slopes of Mount Boutmezguida – for what is now the largest fog-harvesting project in the world.

"With Peru's glaciers predicted to disappear by 2050, the Andes need trees to capture the moisture coming from Amazonia, which is also the source of water going down to the coast," said Mr. Chepstow-Lusty in an interview from Cuzco, in Peru's highlands.