Sentence examples for most natural surface from inspiring English sources

In most natural surface waters phosphorus ranges from 0.005 to 0.060 mg/L (Wild 1995).

Unlike mirrors, most natural surfaces are rough on the scale of the wavelength of light, and, as a consequence, parallel incident light rays are reflected in many different directions, or diffusely.

Satellites are well suited to the measurement of snow cover because the high albedo of snow presents a good contrast with most other natural surfaces except clouds (Hall et al. 2002).

But engineering practice favors reduced dimensional models, in order to describe deformation processes in its most natural way by surface- and line-like geometries, mainly for ease of error controling.

One concrete problem is that the current theory has been developed for interaction between flat and chemically homogenous surfaces, which is in contrast to the surfaces of most natural and manufactured materials, which possess topographical variations.

Mg2+ is the most abundant elements in the natural surface and groundwater.

Calcium and magnesium are the most abundant elements in the natural surface and groundwater and exist mainly as bicarbonates and to a lesser degree in the form of sulfate and chloride.

The way of contact with NTM is probably inhalation, most likely via aerosols from natural surface water or hot water systems.

"Inorganic antimicrobials like silver and zinc are widely viewed as the safest and most natural method of controlling bacterial growth on surfaces," he says.

The ear canal was the most natural and obvious way to shine light onto the surface of the brain.

Most natural gas in the Rocky Mountain West lies fairly close to the surface, in coal seams, trapped under huge aquifers.