Sentence examples for marginal water from inspiring English sources

"In the future, another 200 million cubic meters of marginal water are to be recycled, in addition to promoting the establishment of desalination plants," Shalom Simhon, Israel's agriculture minister, wrote via e-mail.

The sensitivity of the model to two critical but uncertain parameters, the maximum carboxylation capacity Vcmo, and a stomatal parameter λ (the marginal water cost of carbon assimilation) is discussed; it is shown that anisotropy displays limited sensitivity to both parameters for the experimental conditions met over a well-watered wheat field.

Only 12.5% boreholes have ideal water quality in terms of NO3− and Mn concentration with 25% found to be in the marginal water quality class, while 75%percentt fell in the unacceptable water quality class.

Overtime, some particle re-adjustment and flow channeling under the overlying slurry weight can take place to cause marginal water release and with an associated increase in effective stress.

It was initially well-organized, but the depression was not expected to intensify due to marginal water temperatures; tropical cyclones generally require warm waters to develop.

Water scarcity and price policy necessitate the use of marginal water, such as brackish and reclaimed water.

There is a secondary output from other species, but, in the absence of shallow marginal waters, Tilapia do not form a significant proportion of the catch.

Using a gas exchange dataset collected in a pine forest, it is shown that (a) the cost of unit water loss lambda (a measure of marginal water-use efficiency) increases with atmospheric CO2; (b) the new formulation correctly predicts the condition under which CO2-enriched atmosphere will cause increasing assimilation and decreasing stomatal conductance.

Farmers, the building industry and mining interests have filed lawsuits and lobbied Washington to rein in the rules, arguing that they cover marginal waters and reach far beyond the law's original intent.

Opoku-Ankomah (2000) used lumped model to estimate marginal vulnerability water stress for the whole basin in 2000 though he further added that it will be extremely vulnerable in 2050.

Cognizant of these, the Ethiopian governments took several land resource management measures including construction of soil/stone bund and terraces on cultivated land, tree plantation on hillsides and marginal lands, water harvesting in drier regions through construction of ponds, diversion drains, and check dams (Asrat et al. 2004).