Sentence examples for existing moisture from inspiring English sources

The performance of the ELR landfill largely depends on the existing moisture content within the waste mass; therefore, it is of utmost importance to determine the moisture variations within the landfill.

The results of the case study indicated that the rehabilitation strategy implemented reduced the rising damp phenomena, but that the choice of the type of mortar coats may have contributed to drawing existing moisture (and salts) to higher levels in the walls.

Sealing the split seals existing moisture in and keeps excess moisture out.

Beeswax and skin-safe mineral oils such as petroleum jelly (Vaseline) trap existing moisture, but will not add any moisture on their own, making them a poor choice for dry lips.

Moreover, the comparison between WSC σ0(45°) retrieved soil moisture with existing soil moisture derived from passive microwave radiometer SSM/I measurements shows a fairly good overall match.

These findings can provide not only a practical compromise between maintenance cost and risk on reliability for an existing soil moisture network, but also insights for soil moisture upscaling studies and satellite soil moisture products validations.

One approach to validation is to use existing soil moisture measurement networks and scale these point observations up to the resolution of remote sensing footprints.

Water your new plants or seed beds lightly, and fairly often, depending on existing soil moisture for the first week or two.

Inherent moisture existing in the underdeveloped pore is from the plant turned to coal; external moisture existing in the well-developed pore and crack is form the process of mining and transport.

Several scientists predicted that the new research would set off a flurry of efforts to clarify whether trees are really using less, and what the implications might be, not only for forests but for the human and ecological systems that depend on existing patterns of moisture flow.

The degree of moisture existing in the molecules of air is called the dew-point.