Sentence examples for certain amounts of water from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the transesterification yields and the activity of the lipase in nonaqueous media depend on the size of interfacial area which can be increased by the addition of certain amounts of water.

Australian farmers have the right to use a certain amount of water free.

A certain amount of water is added, and the rice simmers until most of the water evaporates.

This would mean that everyone could have a certain amount of water provided cheaply, but would have to pay much more for anything above that amount.

They are smaller in land area, and separated from surrounding landmasses, be it the mainland or adjacent islands, by a certain amount of water.

Bradford's record signing might still be David Hopkin, £2.5m from Leeds United in July 2000, though a certain amount of water has passed under the bridge since then.

Cheng put it in layman's terms: "The hard surfaces mean that a certain amount of water will remain at the surface, and you need to dig a pond big enough to contain that amount.

That would mean everyone could have a certain amount of water – ample to cover drinking, cooking, bathing – provided cheaply, but would have to pay much more for anything above that amount, including activities that waste large quantities of water, such as washing the car with a hose or filling a swimming pool.

A certain amount of water flows into the corrugated flexible tube once flushing begins.

In the first step, a certain amount of water is added to the compound and divided into eight plates.

According to a 2007 agreement between the seven states that use the water from the Colorado River, the Bureau must keep a certain amount of water in the reservoirs.