Sentence examples for modifying the water from inspiring English sources

(The drop formation rate of the liquid condensate can be controlled by modifying the water steam bubbling rate).

Samples from both seasons mostly fall in Field 2 depicting reverse ion exchange as the main geochemical process modifying the water type of groundwater.

In this study, we evaluate the water table fluctuations in the floodplain near an incised stream (Walnut Creek, Iowa) and investigate the roles that channel incision and variable recharge play in modifying the water table configuration in the floodplain.

Optimization of their photoelectrochemical properties may be carried out by modifying the water content of the anodization electrolyte, but a rigorous understanding of the underlying electronic and electrochemical properties responsible for the differences in the photocurrent efficiency remain elusive.

Despite numerous attempts to control lead corrosion by modifying the water chemistry, the utility has consistently failed to meet LCR action levels and in 2006 began replacing the publicly owned portion of the lead pipes for about 1,000 homes per year.

The added molecules modify the water and sodium content of the gallery and also its height.

In this study, we modified the water steam bubbling rate using a control valve to adjust the condenser efficiency.

In this model the salt does not adsorb nor modifies the water fractional flow curve, but changes the adsorption isotherm.

The effects of pH, ionic strength and anions which modify the water structure around BSA were evaluated in the chitosan BSA complex formation.

Mangroves produce a variety of forest products, support the productivity of economically important estuarine dependent fisheries, and modify the water quality in warm-temperate and tropical estuarine ecosystems.

Integrated Flood Management (IFM) aims to harmonize human activities and flood risks through appropriate interventions to modify the water regime, and adaptation of human behavior thereby reducing such risks.