Sentence examples for moisture I from inspiring English sources

This index shows the quantity of water exclusive of precipitation and soil moisture (i.e. quantity of irrigation water) required for normal crop production.

Special consideration is given to the role of moisture, i.e. distilled- or salt-water, when combined with freeze-thaw cycles.

X-ray attenuation measurements are commonly used as a non-destructive method to monitor internal concentration changes of moisture (i.e., moisture content) and other chemical compounds in porous building materials.

Principal component analysis was used to summarize the multi-temporal SAR data sets and to isolate the dominant temporal trend in inundation and soil moisture (i.e., relative hydroperiod).

Consumers may love cotton because it feels great against their skin; however, 100% cotton activewear is not ideal because natural fibers like cotton absorb and hold moisture (i.e., sweat; Feiereisen 2016).

Although these electrolyte silicon species are volatile at such temperatures, their ablation is compensated for by the persistent formation of new silicic acids layers on the surface of the silicon aerosol particles under conditions of high air moisture, i.e., in this case the processes of thermal ablation and water-mediated growth of such silicic acids layers are in dynamic equilibrium.

However, at high void ratios, under the same antecedent moisture contents, i f1 and i f2 increased with an increase in antecedent moisture content, suggesting seepage flow dynamics typical of laminar flows.

In order to be compressed, the biomass must have a suitable moisture level, i.e. it has to be dried.

Prior to measurements, the drilling mud gas had to pass a mist and moisture remover (i.e. a "dehydrator").

The results demonstrated that the effect of temperature gradient on the moisture distribution, i.e., heat-induced moisture movement, resulted in an accumulation of moisture at the interface, and induced interfacial stresses even in the absence of a moisture gradient.

Further, on a regional basis the DI produces change information matching measured wide-area moisture conditions (i.e., drought) and corresponding agricultural outputs.