Sentence examples for identifying water from inspiring English sources

Without the assessment, identifying water consumption as a problem area would have been difficult, because the company doesn't create water-based products.

While water auditing and monitoring are essential first steps when identifying water use, it's vital to distinguish between direct and indirect water use.

Currently, water companies have one primary means of identifying water leaks – a technician lifts valve covers in the street at night, and listens to the supply.

When we visited Birzeit University, twinned incidentally with the University of Edinburgh, I saw the work they are doing, and which we fund, to develop geological skills in identifying water sources, so vital to any development in the area.

Archie parameters play a critical role in accurately identifying water saturation for a given reservoir condition.

A digital elevation model is incorporated to correct for topography-induced illumination variation and aid in identifying water.

The framework includes three steps: identifying water-related services of ecosystems; analysis of the tradeoff and synergy among users of water; and ES-based IWRM implementation using the participatory BN model.

"Small civil affairs units are traveling to remote villages to dispense medical care, dig wells and build schools while identifying watering holes and potential terrorist camp sites and establishing links with local peoples.

One way of simplifying the challenge is to identify water "hot spots" and prioritise actions there, an approach adopted by Anheuser-Busch InBev, for instance.

In a forthcoming review, Dr. Ashbolt also identified water systems as a "hot spot" for the emergence of antibiotic-resistant microorganisms.

"We identified water management as a key future growth segment for us given its growth characteristics and importance to our customers," Douglas M. Baker, Ecolab's chairman and chief executive, said in a statement.