Sentence examples for considered water from inspiring English sources

About half of China's 657 cities are considered water scarce or severely water scarce by UN measures, and another half fail to reach national standards for flood prevention.

Two hundred years later, Aristotle considered water to be one of four fundamental elements, in addition to earth, air, and fire.

Thus, Thales considered water as the primary substance and saw all things as "full of gods"; for Anaximenes, air was the universal animating principle of the world, and for Heracleitus it was fire.

Streams and even some ditches – so long as they are considered tributaries that connect to larger bodies of water downstream– are considered "water of the United States" (also known as #WOTUS), and subject to regulation.

Thus, Thales (6th century bce) and Heracleitus (flourished c. 500 bce) considered water and fire, respectively, to be the first substance, out of which everything else is made, though Aristotle reported mysteriously in the 4th century bce that Thales believed that everything was filled with the gods.

Two solvent environments were considered: water and protein.

The salt ponds are considered "waters of the United States" under the federal Clean Water Act and fall under the jurisdiction of the Environmental Protection Agency and the Army Corps of Engineers.

This manuscript presents evidences that allow to reinterpret previously considered water-laid sediments to be accumulated as windblown deposits forming part of extensive erg (sandy desert) systems.

For the continuity with the Japanese ITER-TBM options, this study considered water-cooled blanket with solid breeding materials of Li ceramics (Li4SiO4, Li2TiO3 and Li2ZrO3) and Be multipliers (Be and Be12Ti).

He considered waters as doubtful for irrigation with EC values >2 dS/m and sodium percentage >60%%.

Current hygiene indicators Guinea is located in a region of west Africa that is considered water-rich.