Sentence examples for groundwater up from inspiring English sources
Kim Tripp, vice president for horticulture at the New York Botanical Garden, calculated that drought-stricken areas would have to get 15 inches of rain over the next six weeks to bring the levels of reservoirs and groundwater up to average.
A method for measuring gas entrapment in granular iron (Fe0) was developed and used to estimate the impact of gas production on porosity loss during the treatment of a high NO3− groundwater (up to ∼10 mM).
For results obtained in U.S. waters, the concentrations reported here in drinking water samples (up to 465 ng/L) were lower than in surface water (up to 10,000 ng/L), drinking water (up to 2400 ng/L) and groundwater (up to 2400 ng/L) from previous studies [2, 5, 6, 9].
The anoxic part of the FSI zone in the DS aquifer was used to explore sulfur and oxygen isotope systematics of sulfate in hypersaline groundwater (up to 6300 m m) due to sulfate-driven AOM.
A revealing and comprehensive study concluded that hydro-geochemical conditions leading to high concentrations of As in groundwater (up to 1,480 μg/L) in the Quaternary aquifers in Inner Mongolia are similar to those found elsewhere (Smedley et al. 2003).
"The mussels, syringes, crabs, condoms - this is dirty," Mr. O'Brien said, standing in stagnant black groundwater up to his thighs and pointing around at the bits of city trash, small mollusks and dead crustaceans stuck to the brown and white clumps of algae on the walls.
But as incomes rise, pollution worsens, sources of groundwater dry up and awareness grows about the risks of contaminated supplies, they will keep trading up.
He said this landslide, about a mile wide, was probably set off as groundwater built up and eventually loosened soil as deep as 80 feet.
The scientists do not know what kind of wet environment existed at the Opportunity landing site: perhaps groundwater percolating up through volcanic ash, perhaps a lake, perhaps something else.
If the water becomes trapped between impermeable layers within the fan, it may be tapped by wells along the base, and these may exhibit artesian flow as the groundwater builds up pressure within the fan.
Was it groundwater rising up?
