Sentence examples for distinct water from inspiring English sources

The enclosed nature of the Sea of Japan and its three deep basins facilitate the formation of distinct water masses.

Our main objective is energy efficiency intensification through brine discharge reduction, while accounting for distinct water feeding scenarios.

Principal components analysis (PCA) was used to decipher various underlying natural and anthropogenic processes creating these distinct water classes.

The relationships between the isotopically distinct water sources recorded by the proxies (leaf wax – leaf-water; soil carbonates – soil water; volcanic glass – meteoric water) and evaporation, transpiration and evapotranspiration are schematically sketched in Fig. S8.

The seven person crew averaged 202 distinct water draws a day (standard deviation 34) with high water use periods focusing around meal times.

Cluster analysis of 180 samples collected over the course of both years identified five distinct water types grouped according to salinity, temperature, clarity, bioavailable nutrients, and chlorophyll a.

Results identified three distinct water-mediated processes during stream discharges events that linked DOC source supply from agricultural land surfaces with sinks in a receiving river.

After addition of water into the mixture, the extracting solvent phase immediately formed a distinct water-immiscible phase under the vial, which could easily be separated, evaporated and re-dissolved in 0.5 mL of acetonitrile for further HPLC analysis.

After adding water into the mixture, the extracting solvent phase immediately formed a distinct water-immiscible phase below the vial, which could easily be separated, evaporated and re-dissolved in 1.0 mL nitric acid 0.1 mol L−1 for further analysis.

The 2′-azido group supports the C3′- endo ribose conformation and shows distinct water-bridged hydrogen bonding patterns in the minor groove.

Tracer concentrations and wellbore flow data from the pumping well and previously published groundwater chemistry data indicate that three isotopically distinct waters in the alluvial aquifer of the MRGB enter and mix in the PSW.