Sentence examples for longer water from inspiring English sources

But when is water no longer water?

("Drink no longer water, but use a little wine for thy stomach's sake").

Like their counterparts with Team New Zealand and Alinghi, Ellison's designers have developed a false hull to clip onto the bottom of the boat's stern, producing a longer water line.

Charles Cockell, professor of astrobiology at Edinburgh University, said: "The longer water persists on a planetary body in one location, particularly if there is geological turnover, the more likely it is that it would provide a habitable environment for a suitable duration for life to either originate or proliferate.

This would maximize the volume of upstream sediment and contained pollutants that can be released from the reservoir into the downstream river ecosystems as well as providing better water quality and a longer water storage time.

A longer water residence time in the clays is the second factor, which activates not only solubility and dissolution of F−-bearing minerals, but also anion exchange between F− and OH−.

These results suggest that these RNAi transgenic plants exhibit partial resistance, showing typical longer water-soaked lesions than ProA-Xa21 plants but shorter than Kitaake plants.

However, as a result of water penetrating the fibre/matrix interface, longer water-immersion times reduced the tensile and flexural strength of the composites.

The control floor operated with longer watering to achieve close to full saturation.

During this period survival of seedlings was recorded and after 10 days pots were no longer watered.

When the majority of siliques had turned yellow, the plants were no longer watered and 7 d later mature seeds were harvested.