Sentence examples for cases for water from inspiring English sources

Two cases for water diffusion through the tablet were identified, according to geometrical considerations between disintegrant and drug particles.

Four alternative cases for water supply were environmentally evaluated and compared based on the standard environmental impact categories from the life-cycle assessment (LCA) methodology extended with a freshwater withdrawal category (FWI).

Further, we apply FML-kNN in two motivating uses cases for water demand management, against real-world domestic water consumption data.

In all cases, for water-in-oil dispersions above ∼ 0.25 volume fraction up to inversion, droplets of oil were found in the drops of water, and within a few seconds of phase inversion, such a structure disappeared.

There is a need for a grassroots movement to strenghten the case for water in the climate debate.

However, it is a different case for water sorption in polylactic acid (PLA) and PMMA.

Wayuu leaders have now taken their case for water to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, requesting precautionary measures aiming to force the local and national government to ensure their access to water.

Earth Genome's approach can give business managers "a very practical way to screen for opportunities and run different cost benefit scenarios", says Joppe Cramwinckel, director of water for the World Business Council for Sustainable Development, which helps Earth Genome understand the business case for water investments.

A big question hangs over this story: why is the case for water cannon being made so vociferously right now? "We're as confused as anyone else as to where this has come from," says Sara Ogilvie, a policy officer at the human rights campaign group Liberty.

Studies involved the use of organometallic species or compounds of ruthenium, rhodium and tungsten that are able to convert N and S aromatics in a two-phase immiscible medium, as it is the case for water or methanol and naphtha coming from Fluid Catalytic Cracking processes (FCC).

This paper presents the case for water conservation using intelligent irrigation system (IIS) application technology.