Sentence examples for daytime water from inspiring English sources

Daytime water saving, calculated as the ratio of the absolute amount of CO2 in acid equivalents to integrated PN (after Fetene and Lüttge 1991), was 2 and 86 % in watered plants and plants under drought, respectively.

In a field situation, however, under the absence of irrigation or under reduced water allocations, plants may experience daytime water stress due to elevated night-time soil temperatures, especially in warm, dry climates.

In hot weather, when the daytime water temperature can reach over 80 degrees Fahrenheit (27 degrees Celsius), catfish harvesting is best done in the morning.

Daytime waters come alive with the clanks, groans, knocks and pops of hunting fish and snapping shrimp--a din that can be heard several kilometers from shore.

Mean daytime water-use efficiency calculated from these courses of leaf gas exchange was relatively high, decreasing significantly with drought only 18%%, from 4.2 ± 0.1 to 3.5 ± 0.1 mmol mol−1 (P = 0.00).

OK, our chatshows are mostly weedy daytime barley water to America's extra-strength bourbon, but we did send them Piers Morgan for part of the year so we basically win.

These lead to considerable energy saving in buildings with daytime hot water demand.

If you time travel and do not want your hybrid flowers to wither.Consider placing them in your house.Or If you do want them outside then you could keep them in at night and before you save, and plant them in the daytime and water them.

Government reports suggest that as much as 68percentt of milk is 'tainted.' Typically, delivery people — whose job is extra to their daytime employment — will water their milk down in order to get more bags (and income) for their lot.

The two HTFs better fit the heat transfer needs of nighttime's free cooling harvest and daytime's condensing water use by the air-conditioning system.

Daytime temperature and water vapour gradients within the forest were weak, and the understory stratum appeared not to be decoupled from the atmospheric conditions above the forest.