Sentence examples for extent of wetting from inspiring English sources
FGD 6 Waking up from sleep, you find urine has spread all over the bed up to the top, to the extent of wetting the hair.
All the time, the women were pre-occupied with ways to reduce being noticed when they were wet, which was physically challenging as demonstrated in the following quote: Waking up from sleep, you find urine has spread all over the bed up to the top, to the extent of wetting the hair.
It was found that even when the extent of wetting was large, reaction taking place on the dry parts of the catalyst largely dominated the overall reaction rate.
A case study of the visualisation of the extent of wetting of the packing as a function of time following start-up is presented.
The extent of wetting of favorably oriented grain boundaries depends on the fluid mobility number β, which is defined as the ratio of the rate of stress relaxation by grain boundary wetting to the rate of stress relaxation by grain boundary diffusion.
The extent of wetting was measured by referring to the ruler provided by the manufacturer on the envelope containing the strips.
At the metapopulation level, the persistence of subpopulations relative to historic range was explained by the extent of wet and very wet climatic conditions, the distribution of both old (>140 yr) forests, particularly of cedar and hemlock composition, and alpine areas.
From 1999 through 2010, staff from The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and the US Bureau of Land Management (BLM) coordinated efforts of volunteers to map the spatial extent of wet reaches on the SPRNCA.
Modeling of the extent of wet forest habitat, with which species of Nanotriton are generally associated, in Central America at the Last Glacial Maximum predicted an absence of this habitat in northeastern Honduras and eastern Guatemala [ 47], covering most of the current range of B. nympha.
It was strongly dependent upon the extent of catalyst wetting under liquid-limited conditions.
The chapter also highlights friction in wet media by discussing the effect of wetting on fiber friction and that of surface texture on the extent of wettability of fibers.
