Sentence examples for lost liquid from inspiring English sources

Given that there are no hydrocarbon groups in water and that both glycerol and sorbitol have equal numbers of hydroxyl and hydrocarbon groups, this decline of the hydroxyl peak integral relative to the hydrocarbon peak integral clearly indicates that the system has lost liquid water due to freezing.

Losses of liquid components to washings of pellets were accounted for by weighing pellets prior to washing and after drying (it is assumed that the composition of these lost liquid components is the same as the bulk liquid).

The department said then that the tank, which holds approximately 447,000 gallons of sludge, was the first one documented to be losing liquids since interim stabilization of Hanford's tanks was completed in 2005.

Excess sweating causes you to lose liquids quickly.

Be sure to drink plenty of water, because the rays of the sun reflect off the water which can make the day even hotter making you lose liquids faster.

Absolutely none of its juices are lost to liquid or air, as is usually the case.

The principal key point of this application is that the reversible transport is made without any lost of liquid.

In its six-month life, the mission will study the atmosphere of Mars and search for methane gas while asking that eternal question that has dogged humanity: "Are we alone in the universe?" Within hours of its arrival in the orbit, the spacecraft is expected to relay the first images taken by an Indian eye of the Red Planet and help decipher why and how Mars lost its liquid water.

For larger volumes there is a risk of flooding [ 46], i.e. that extract is lost as liquid through the split exit.

Over time, you will lose some liquid -- refill with straight hydrogen peroxide until the liquid gets cloudy; at that point, it is time to start over with new water/hydrogen peroxide.

Under GHG, over the ASM domain, a given moist parcel rising from cloud base will lose cloud liquid mass by dry detrainment as it encounters drier air in the MCB, and thus yield less precipitation per unit moisture flux at cloud base, i.e., reduction in bulk precipitation efficiency, consistent with the reduction in moderate and light rain events.