Sentence examples for gaining water from inspiring English sources

The creek meanders for miles before it reaches the Madison, gaining water, providing spawning grounds for fish and invaluable wetland habitat for birds.

A study last year in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences found land grabbing inextricably linked to gaining water rights, with 60% taken by the United States, the United Arab Emirates, India, the United Kingdom, Egypt, China and Israel.

These streams start gaining water from the aquifer downstream just before where they meet.

Using optical absorption materials to heat localized water gaining water steam is a highly efficient way of solar energy utilization.

No streams flow in or out, rather it gains water from underground aquifers on the east side and loses water to the aquifer along the west side.

If the air is undersaturated, with a relative humidity of less than 100 percent, it gains water vapour because the rate of evaporation exceeds the rate of condensation.

When a mass of air at Earth's surface is exposed to a body of water, it gains water by evaporation or loses water by precipitation, depending on its relative humidity.

If the Choctaw and Chickasaw were to gain water rights under that old court ruling, legal experts say, it could prompt a new push for similar rights across Oklahoma, which has 39 federally recognized tribes.

29 S: Yes, but RBC has lysed because they gained water by osmosis so haemoglobin released.

"Most of the time it was with the big heavy leather balls that when wet, gained water and were three and a half times heavier.

The vehicle also gained water repellent windshield and side glass.