Sentence examples for degrees of water from inspiring English sources

Put another way: If 14 of 15 people who died in a town of 15,000 later received diagnoses of various degrees of water poisoning, the rest would have legitimate reason to worry.

From there, Columbus argued that the travels of Marco Polo proved that China stretched farther east, that Japan was thirty degrees east of China, and that, because he planned to embark from the Canary Islands, he could subtract nine more degrees of water.

The SWAT model was modified to better represent NO3 cycling in soils with various degrees of water holding capacity.

The controlled supercooling degrees of water by Al2O3 nanoparticles are apparently lower compared with those controlled by SiO2 nanoparticles at the same nanoparticle concentration and ultrasonic intensity conditions.

In the last decade, using nanoparticles as nucleating agents is the widespread and leading method that researchers have adopted to control the supercooling degrees of water.

Fig. 5 Comparison of the supercooling degrees of water controlled by ultrasound and nanoparticles mutually and separately [a Al2O3 nanoparticles, b SiO2 nanoparticles].

The thicknesses of the photic and euphotic zones vary with the intensity of sunlight as a function of season and latitude and with the degree of water turbidity.

The addition of synthetic buck fat (warm liquid wax) gives the leather its dark cherry-red appearance as well as a degree of water repellency as it absorbs into the naked surface.

They cover everything from the use of bronze or brass in the fixtures (depending on how "hard" or "soft" the local water is) to the degree of water pressure that the lavatory is capable of withstanding.

Among them are a high concentration of strength, a high degree of water resistance, plasticity that permits them to displace air or water and completely fill the borehole, economy, ease of handling and loading, and good safety characteristics.

The water requirement system presents the requirement degree of water resource for social development.