Sentence examples for consequent water from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, there are locations where high wind speed is steady all over the year allowing electricity generation by wind, with consequent water production.

Consequent water adsorption in on PS-ox surface transforms the self-defocusing phenomena (Δn<0) into the self-focusing (Δn>0) (see Fig. 6 a).

All the solutions were thoroughly degassed before loading, and the consequent water loss was compensated using degassed deionized water.

Gold, copper, lead, zinc, manganese, antimony, bismuth, molybdenum, tin and mercury mines have all contributed to AMD and consequent water and soil pollution.

Other factors specific to rural areas include: chronic drought and consequent water shortages resulting in death of animals and crop failures, widespread soil erosion and land degradation, lack of agricultural land and isolation from markets, limited income generating opportunities, restrictions on women to access land and resources, and lack of implementation of appropriate policies.

The population growth and consequent increased water use by that increased population, using the time period from 2000 to 2012, was about 1.5 2.5 km3 above sustainable level (water scarcity and water stress levels of water consumption), for the identified districts used as an example in this exercise.

Following ABA exposure, solute uptake into guard cells is rapidly inhibited and solute loss is promoted, resulting in inhibition of stomatal opening and promotion of stomatal closure, with consequent plant water conservation.

To do that, the hygroexpansion of single human trabeculae consequent to water sorption was measured by means of a specially designed high accuracy dilatometer, and the results have been processed with the aid of a genetic algorithm.

Competitive tennis in the heat can prompt substantial sweat losses and extensive consequent body water and electrolyte deficits, as well as a level of thermal strain that considerably challenges a player's physiology, perception of effort, and on-court well-being and performance.

Many western states including Wyoming are passing through the sixth year of drought with the consequent shortages of water for many applications.

This study provides a methodology for assessment of the erosional stability of such a landscape and consequent impact on water quality, using extensive field data and readily available and well known models and methodologies.