Sentence examples for facility tap from inspiring English sources

Alkaline water with hydrogen was prepared every evening from facility tap water (pH 6.8, conductivity 40 μs/cm) and filled in aluminum bags.

Anatomical results showed that groups with high pH 9.5, high hydrogen concentration 0.84 ppm, or both (groups A, B and C), had significant inhibition of gastric damage compared with the group drinking facility tap water (group F).

The state put a moratorium on injecting gas into Aliso Canyon, although Southern California Gas Co., which owns the facility, tapped some of the remaining gas in the storage field to help meet demand as temperatures dipped last week.

The facilities tapped into a fascination with the tastes and financial shenanigans of the one per cent.

Calcium carbonate (CaCO3) precipitation is widespread in low- to moderate enthalpy geothermal facilities tapping deep limestone/dolomite aquifers (e.g., Central European sedimentary basins) entailing elevated dissolved carbonate and carbon dioxide concentrations (Alt-Epping et al. 2013; Stober 2014).

They already fantasise themselves as Fred Astaire: they have a natural sense of rhythm, a facility for tap, for expressing their inner life through energetic movement.

In our HD facility, all tap water used for the dialysates is purified by reverse osmosis and activated charcoal treatment according to standard procedures, which would reduce the likelihood that the radionuclides detected in the patients accumulated after HD treatment.

He played astronaut Sam Bell, a father and husband with just three weeks left on his own in a residential lunar facility, and tapped into primal fears of death, loneliness and the futility of existence.

Even before the American shale gas revolution, global energy firms had been scrambling to come up with new L.N.G. facilities to tap remote fields from Australia to Angola to the Russian Arctic.

Despite considerable evidence that the United States and Israel have at least partly penetrated the Iranian program — snatching up scientists, obtaining photos of the inside of facilities and tapping into computer data from the nuclear program — they still are not certain whether Iran is seeking a nuclear bomb, or just the ability to build one, or even merely the appearance of the ability.

So why not borrow a page from Beijing’s Communists and make real Chinese-like public-private partnerships to update our infrastructure and build new facilities, thereby tapping private capital for public purposes?