Sentence examples for in strong waters from inspiring English sources

The tourists' guide, who is being questioned by authorities, has reportedly said the tourists were swimming with lifejackets near the waterfall when they were swept up in strong waters and dragged over the precipice.

The decrease in IFT is the primary recovery effect in strong water-wet conditions.

In strong water drive gas reservoirs (WDGR), the presence of entrance water in the gas zone has negative effects on the relative permeability; therefore, gas is trapped behind the water front as a non-wetting phase.

The selection regime for the S-ecotype is different and in many phenotypic traits opposite to the regime for organisms living in strong water motion.

The quantity of hydrosulfuric acid, even in strong sulfuric waters, is small, but the volume of carbonic acid present is often large, giving a noticeable effervescence.

In contrast, in the embryos strong water signals were already around the embryo and on the adaxial surface of the cotyledons in the first image (Fig.  9G) and grew stronger.

Depending on the compatibility of the aqueous filtrate with the reservoir fluids specially viscous heavy oils, strong water-in-oil emulsions may be formed and also plug reservoir pores.

As a result of the increase in gas and water cut in oil reservoirs with strong water drive, production could be terminated, leaving behind a high percentage of oil in the reservoir.

We conclude that ZrO2 is very efficient in terms of inducing strong water-wettability; and ZrO2 based nanofluids have a high potential as EOR agents.

Ferric (oxy)hydroxides like ferrihydrite or other phases present in palagonitic soils are very strong water adsorbent and may play an important role in the current martian water cycle by allowing large exchange of water between dust-covered regions and atmosphere at diurnal and seasonal scales.

Because of the existence of micro-fissures and strong water sensitivity in shale formations, severe wellbore instability often occurs in the long horizontal sections, which seriously restricts the process of shale gas exploration and development (Cui et al. 2011; Dong et al. 2012; Wang et al. 2013).