Sentence examples for conversion of water from inspiring English sources
Aerosols that are effective for the conversion of water vapour to ice crystals are referred to as ice nuclei.
His interest in the conversion of water power to electrical energy led to the development of hydroelectric stations in Bavaria.
The efficiency of the conversion of water, CO2, and sunlight to formic acid is 0.2percentt, which is not high enough for commercial use.
Because this process is endergonic, the conversion of water into hydrogen and oxygen stores the solar energy in the newly formed chemical bonds.
The freezing of food involves lowering its temperature below 0 °C, resulting in the gradual conversion of water, present in the food, into ice.
The curing of Portland cement concrete involves the conversion of water from a free to a bound state.
Accordingly R. opacus strain B-4 has been shown to perform the conversion of water-immiscible chemicals much better than the rather hydrophilic bacterium Escherichia coli (Hamada et al. 2009).
In one such commercialized substrate solution, GOx mediates amplification through the conversion of water-soluble nitroblue tetrazolium (NBT) into an insoluble formazan precipitate (Suffin et al., 1979).
(Evapotranspiration, an important term in water science, is the combination of two processes: evaporation [the conversion of liquid water to water vapour] from the soil and transpiration [the process by which water absorbed by the plant, usually through the roots, is lost as vapour from the plant surface, occurring mainly at the leaves] by plants growing in the soil).
The Monte Carlo BEAMnrc code was applied in calculations of the dose conversion factor of water and polystyrene phantom: the dose conversion factor measurements were obtained by switching the TLDs at the same calibration depth of water and the solid phantom to measure the absorbed dose and verify the accuracy of the theoretical calculation results.
