Sentence examples for earn water from inspiring English sources
All rats were trained in a two-lever choice task via operant conditioning to earn water reward by pressing retractable levers (Med Associates, St. Albans VT) inside their behavioral chamber cued by lights (LEDs) (Figure 4).
During testing, water intake was restricted to the apparatus where animals were given the opportunity to earn water to satiety.
A Male Sprague-Dawley rat was trained in a two-lever choice task via operant conditioning to associate robot control with earning water reward [41].
Her indomitable dedication to providing schoolchildren with more healthful-eating options earned Waters a fair share of detractors, who argued that seasonal food was a dispensable luxury for already underfunded schools.
By his late 20's, playing blues (and pop tunes like "Chattanooga Choo Choo" and "Red Sails in the Sunset") was earning Waters a steady flow of silver coins and folding bills, income nicely supplemented by the related hustle of selling moonshine.
Burbank earns import credits for each gallon of recycled water used, which it didn't earn for water the cemetery pumped from the basin.
The study presents a procedure using solute transport and statistical models to evaluate the performance of aquifer storage and recovery (ASR) systems designed to earn additional water rights in freshwater aquifers.
There is also a plethora of small money-transfer agents that spring up in kiosks and grocery stores in areas with large migrant populations.Even though they undercut the banks, money-transfer agents earn mouth-watering margins on remittances.
A World Bank study in 2009 found that banks charged an average of 12% for small remittances, whereas money-transfer agents such as Western Union averaged 9%.Even though they undercut the banks, money-transfer agents earn mouth-watering margins on remittancesWestern Union is the gorilla of money transfers, handling close to $1 in every $5 that is wired around the world.
Benjamin B. Mouer, Arizona's governor in 1934, earned western water immortality when he called out Arizona's navy — it consisted of one ferryboat, named the Nellie Jo, manned by six National Guardsmen — to halt construction of the Parker Dam, which would divert more Colorado River water to Los Angeles.
Watson said he won yet another bet in the process, earning "a water".
