The phrase "compensation water" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in specific contexts related to environmental science or water management, but clarity is essential.
Example: "The project requires the use of compensation water to offset the ecological impact of the construction."
Alternatives: "makeup water" or "replacement water."
A multi-compensation system that includes financial compensation, water resource supplementation and industry support, as well as capacity-building was also designed.
Water-saving measures could be used to help protect river ecological basic flow, based on policies of agricultural ecological compensation, water rights transactions and encouraging the public to employ appropriate water-saving measures.
They provided compensation water to ensure a continuous flow along the River Etherow which was essential for local industry, and provided pure water for Manchester.
One of the ways for compensation of water resources is the reuse of effluent from wastewater (Hourlier et al. 2010), and for the restricted water resources, reuse of domestic wastewater is an important research field in global studies (Ebrahimi et al. 2018; Eslami et al. 2018; Finley et al. 2009).
Tensions between locals demanding compensation for water diverted from the river, government tussles over various issues, inefficient contractors for tunnel construction and, most significantly, corruption has hampered completion of the project.
Just when the vertiginous recall race was getting more normal -- with Mr. Schwarzenegger actually talking about workers' compensation and water policy -- the Ninth Circuit cranked up the wacky quotient again.
Only the latter hydraulic architecture allows for compensation and water redistribution.
Both compensation and water redistribution are direct consequences of the hydraulic structure of the root system, which is modeled here considering two contrasting cases corresponding to non-interacting uptake paths from different soil layers, and converging uptake paths.
Control plants were maintained at approximately 80% field capacity by daily compensation of water loss due to transpiration.
This result indicates that compensation of water contents is not sufficient to show laxative activity in low-fiber diet-induced constipation.
The device is characterized by a very low detection limit (less than 0.02 ppm) and provides automatic compensation for water vapour and other gas interference, and for temperature.
