Sentence examples for enter a water from inspiring English sources

These ions enter a water supply by leaching from minerals within an aquifer.

What happens when these enter a water system untreated in large amounts is that they suck the oxygen out of the water and affect the fish and wildlife".

Preventing non-additional credits from entering a water quality trading market is one of the goals of program design.

A Green Element numerical formulation is used to solve the time-dependent nonlinear one-dimensional counter-current spontaneous imbibition diffusion equation in which water enters a water wet rock spontaneously while oil escapes by flowing in the opposite direction.

Now that they understand that it is contaminated water rather than witchcraft that causes the disease, village elders have barred anyone with a dangling worm from entering a water source.

Essentially, as a light ray enters a water drop, it bounces around in the drop multiple times, each time reflecting part of the light back into the drop and refracting part of it out of the drop.

Other factors that could increase this ratio include road salt entering a water supply from runoff, desalination, anion exchange treatment, or brine from sodium hypochlorite generators (used to disinfect drinking water) leaking into a water supply.

Dogs may pose a risk, be sure to stay away from dogs, and if you are being tracked, try entering a water source (river) and going downstream a little bit before emerging on the other side.

Counter-current imbibition, where water spontaneously enters a water-wet rock while oil escapes by flowing in the opposite direction is a key recovery mechanism in fractured reservoirs.

Before the inert gas escaped from the tube, it enters a water-cooled collector and filter to deposit CNTs.

Taking into account the strict legal requirements assuring the use of biodegradable surfactants, the vast majority of surfactant molecules entering a waste water treatment plant (WWTP) are readily broken down to CO2 and H2O.