Sentence examples for incurred water from inspiring English sources

A Shell Oil drilling rig that ran aground in the Gulf of Alaska has incurred water damage to its deck and electrical systems but is otherwise stable, officials with the response team handling the accident said Thursday.

The public water agency can recover all of the incurred water bank operation costs by implementing a €0.01/m3 price differential between purchase and sale prices without meaningfully affecting the performance of the water bank.

For example, the small amount of surplus water produced as a byproduct of fat metabolism in solitarily hibernating M. lucifugus does not compensate for EWL except at levels of relative humidity greater than 99%, and this species regularly incurs water debt during bouts of winter torpor, even in hibernacula with near-saturated air [ 23].

Finally, Cluster 19 contains TFs that are involved in ABA signaling or response, an event incurred by water deprivation or salt stress.

Reduction of costs incurred for supplying water and heating it for household purposes is possible by means of an application of systems recovering heat from drain water in combination with water flow limiters.

Inland water incurred the second highest fatality ratio (dams stand out in this group with a fatality ratio of 2.67), and pools and baths the lowest.

Walking in water (wading) to forage is commonplace (Wrangham et al., 2009), and in such cases the energy costs of locomotion could have important ecological consequences because high levels of energy expenditure incurred to displace water while walking would reduce net energy gain.

Drowning in coastal waters incurred the lowest total drowning rates for all children aged 0 19 years.

Survey, monitoring, and repair costs: For PPP residues in groundwater and surface waters: costs incurred for monitoring, avoidance measures, and for water treatment are borne by the relevant authorities, by water suppliers and their customers.

For PPP residues in groundwater and surface waters: costs incurred for monitoring, avoidance measures, and for water treatment are borne by the relevant authorities, by water suppliers and their customers.

The main external effects or costs to be taken into account for a comprehensive analysis include in particular: Survey, monitoring, and repair costs: For PPP residues in groundwater and surface waters: costs incurred for monitoring, avoidance measures, and for water treatment are borne by the relevant authorities, by water suppliers and their customers.