Sentence examples for mixture of seawater from inspiring English sources

Now dozens of animal species are endangered; the culture of the native Cocopah (the People of the River) has been devastated; the fishing industry, once sustained by shrimp and other creatures that depend on a mixture of seawater and freshwater, has withered.

Finally, tidal channel water that deposits most sediments in the region is a mixture of seawater, and freshwater from river discharge and local runoff, and is likely trapped as pore water during sediment deposition [13].

Tidal channel water is a mixture of seawater from the Bay of Bengal and freshwater, with salinities up to ~15 ppt during the dry season near Polder 32 [132.

Mass balance demonstrates that the low δ34SSO4 values of these pore waters result from a mixture of seawater sulfate and 34S-depleted secondary sulfate produced by sulfide oxidation (Figure 11b).

A 67-days study was conducted in six 40 m3 lined with Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer membrane raceways (RWs) filled with mixture of seawater (22 m3), and biofloc-rich water (18 m3).

and f brine = Cl – sw − Cl – pw Cl – sw − Cl – brine (7 where the sulfate ([SO42−]) and chloride ([Cl−]) concentrations and δ34S values of the pore water sulfate (pw) is a mixture of seawater (sw; δ34S = 21.2‰; [SO42−] = 32.4 mM; [Cl−] = 620.3 mM) and brine.

All sampled groundwaters in Polder 32 of SW Bangladesh could have formed as mixtures of seawater and freshwater, similar in composition to modern tidal water, followed by progressive reduction causing changes in concentrations of some redox species, and variable amounts of recharge by modern freshwater.

can then be used to estimate the relative contribution of secondary sulfate (fss), assuming the δ34S value of sulfate within the pore water (δpw) is a mixture of oxic seawater (δsw = 21.2‰; Table 1) and sulfate formed from oxidized free gas H2S (δgas = −2.7‰).

M. plastica was grown with bacterial prey (K. pneumoniae ATCC 23432) in a mixture of 50% seawater and 50% ddH2O.

Starting salinity of 0.05 0.1 m corresponding a mixture of subducted pore seawater with 6 12 volumes of pure water from dehydration reactions is needed (Reynard, et al. 2011).

Sulfur isotope evidence does suggest that pore fluids in high temperature sites contain a mixture of entrained oxic seawater and a 34S-depleted pool of secondary sulfate.