Sentence examples for express water from inspiring English sources

Therefore, it is possible to express water flux variation of the membrane element based on the results from the membrane sheet measurement using a practical water source.

In general, water demand relationships are in the form of mathematical equations which express water demand as a mathematical function of independent variables as given in eq. 3. mathrm{y}=mathrm{b}+mathrm{mx} (3).

This model is used to express water soluble drug that undergoes swelling and diffusion from controlled release tablets with polymeric structure [ 17].

It is a dry country which receives less than half the global mean annual rainfall [±490 mm/year (hydrologists often express water quantities in millimetres depth, the same as the unit for rainfall; to convert to volumes 1 mm/year is equivalent to 10 m/ha/year)] and has <0.5%% of its area under forest (Mucina and Rutherford 2006).

The themes and composition of The Wall express Waters' upbringing in an English society depleted of men after the Second World War, a condition that negatively affected his personal relationships with women.

On March 12 , 2003 during a waterboarding session, so much water was forced into Mohammed that his "abdomen was somewhat distended and he expressed water when the abdomen was pressed," the Senate report says, quoting from a C.I.A. cable.

Water flux data were fitted to a semi-empirical correlation that expresses water flux as an exponential function of the water activity in the feed mixture, Ln(Jw,mass)="(Ln J00,w−Eact/RT +ζawf.

Beside the total content of metals, another useful criterion to assess the potential risk of environmental contamination used in this study was the leaching fraction of metals and ions because it expresses water mobility.

Both richness and fig tree density were linearly modeled as function of variables representing (1) fragment metrics, (2) forest structure, and (3) landscape metrics expressing water drainage in the fragments.

This method was developed in order to better compare microbial counts of sediment and water with one unit (CFU/100 mL) since other studies (Alm et al. 2003; Fries et al. 2008) expressed water and sediment in different units such as MPN GDW or CFU GDW versus CFU/100 mL.

AQP2 thus serves as the regulated water entry route inside the tubule, as opposed to the exit route which depends upon constitutively expressed water channels (AQP3 and AQP4) found in the basolateral membrane of the tubules.