(The lacquer, for instance, is water-based).
China, for instance, is approaching a water crisis due to the rapid expansion and ineffective regulation of industrial plants, and chances are they'd see a cost-effective method of outsourcing water testing like this tempting.
Traditional methods, aqueous cleaning for instance, are either water consuming or use large amounts of chemical cleaning agents, which are obviously environmentally unfriendly.
The drilling technique called fracking which could threaten water supplies, for instance, is exempt from the Safe Drinking Water Act and several other bedrock laws.
One piece on the program, for instance, is "Wade in the Water" (arranged by Chandler Carter, a Hofstra professor of music).
A water package, for instance, is geared toward detecting moisture and controlling water flow should a leak be detected, while the energy package focuses mostly on remotely controlling lights and appliances.
A cup of water, for instance, is splashed on a pane of glass illuminated from below.
Stone sculpture, for instance, is porous and can absorb water vapor up to four inches deep, taking airborne pollutants into its interior.
One instance is quite recent.
Milk and juice for instance, are comprised mostly of water.
