Sentence examples for driving water from inspiring English sources

China's power sector is extremely water-intensive, and steeply rising energy use is also driving water demand.

Previous studies of liquid gas ejectors (jet pumps) were limited to driving water pressures up to 1950 kPa.

"The media piece is particularly valuable in our analysis because it shows that it's people, not just policy, driving water use," said Gonzales.

Four groups of experiments in 2D and 3D model were performed, each of which included bottom water depletion driving, water injection and N2 injection.

In contrast, the present work demonstrated that such a cooling effect could occur under batch conditions with driving water pressures above 5000 kPa.

Economic and regulatory constraints and environmental issues are driving water treatment plant operators to examine alternative disposal methods and in particular, resources recovery.

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During the NE monsoon, strong winds over the South China Sea (SCS) blow towards the Singapore Strait carrying water-mass from deeper seas to accumulate in the shallow part of the Sunda Shelf; while during SW monsoon, the seasonal winds reverse their direction driving waters away from the region, including the Singapore Strait.

What's been driving Waters' rise appears to be a far-right version of the "Corbyn-effect", a social media campaign unmatched by her rivals, encouraging supporters of her anti-Islam beliefs to join the party to back her.

Several times, Mr. Spraggins has warned of the backflush that can occur when water pressure is low and toilets are flushed, sometimes driving waste water into the potable supply.

All six equations are similar in form in that the rate of change of the state variable is set to be proportional to either the rate of flow of water into and out of a particular identifiable volume of the leaf, or to the rate of change of the difference in water potential driving the water flows into and out of the volume.