Sentence examples for difficulty of the water from inspiring English sources

It is an important index for measuring the development difficulty of the water resource.

Partially saturated LWA showed less autogenous deformation than the reference mixture but higher than that of fully saturated LWA (caused by the difficulty of the water to be sucked from the inner pores).

Nebiat, who was desperately clinging to a buoy – and whom he had difficulty lifting out of the water – was among the last.

A few months ago, rich foreigners who had bought villas in Dubai were complaining about the quality of the sand on their artificial beaches or the difficulty of getting water to circulate around the twiddly fronds of the man-made island shaped like a palm.

The Navajo continue to seek expansion of their water rights because of difficulties with the water supply on their reservation; about 40 percent of its inhabitants must haul water by truck many miles to their homes.

For example, quantitation of muscle activity by techniques of electromyography [EMG] during locomotion in water is challenging due to the difficulty of preventing the inferred water in the recording of the electrical signal of a muscle and, for reasons of safety, with respect to the immersion of the electrical components in water [e.g. electrocution].

Discovery of the valleys in the 1970s was a surprise because of the difficulty of having liquid water at the surface under present conditions.

The ITER reference design of the blanket cooling manifold (BCM) presents some concerns namely: huge reaction forces at the end supports on the VV, high operating stresses at certain locations on the manifolds the difficulty of localizing possible water leakages and the inability to repair the components remotely in a case of manifold damage.

Among the studies available, only a few of them directly measured the flux of organic carbon transported by tidal water due to the difficulty of sampling water flow and constituent concentrations in tidal channels if the estuary is multi-channeled and over-flooded in spring tide (Dankers et al. 1984; Dame et al. 1986; Childers et al. 2000).

Its weakness is the difficulty of separated water transport.

An offer of bottled water, for instance, unexpectedly turns into a lengthy digression about the difficulty of freezing distilled water and the origins of Gatorade.