Sentence examples for interconnecting water from inspiring English sources

The crystalline microlamellar aluminophosphates (LAP) with cellular frameworks has been fabricated through the reaction of phosphoric acid/surfactant/pseudo-boehmite in a matrix of triethylene glycol and water; biomineralization reactions occurred in the interconnecting water droplet channels; and resulting materials represented replicas of the microemulsion architecture.

In effect, the arterial reservoir acts like a water tower (or multiple interconnecting water towers) storing volume in ejection and damping the pressure pulse and discharging the stored volume once ejection ceases.

The hierarchy framework is consists of real-time active sensing layer, interconnecting layer of water information interconnection layer, and smart decision layer.

These hydrological systems are often interconnected, and surface water is also actively exchanged between the atmosphere and subsurface (i.e. groundwater).

In the folded state, we can identify states with one and two buried internal water molecules interconnecting parts of the Trp-cage molecule by hydrogen bonds.

Our study provides evidence that by interconnecting ponds with low water exchange then nutrient recycling is favored and promotes growth of the food web with organisms working in nutrition and semi-intensive production of Litopenaeus vannamei.

As part of the hydrological cycle, both groundwater and surface water are interconnected.

At the city-wide level, an ecological network translates how urban 'green' areas, viewed as nodes, are interconnected by ecological flows (water, species movement, etc).

Where fluid pressure, P f, in pore and/or fracture space is freely interconnected up to a water table at the earth's surface, the pore-fluid pressure is hydrostatic (λ v ~ 0.4).

This alternating arrangement gives rise to a long-range ordered, 2D network of sulphate and water species interconnected by hydrogen-bonds, and capable to form hydrogen-bonds with second-layer water species.

Sea pens can deflate or expand by expelling or taking in water through the interconnecting hollow canals of the polyps.