Sentence examples for much surface water from inspiring English sources

WATER drawn from wells sunk in Bangladesh was for years regarded as of drinkable quality, being free of the bacteria that contaminate much surface water.

Moreover, the thick fluvial deposits of old drainage which received much surface water in the past pluvial periods still store the "fossil" groundwater.

Groundwater is generally considered to be much cleaner than surface water.

Rates of change vary geographically and in some cases local processes reverse the global trends (e.g. more intense wind sheer can increase coastal upwelling of deep water, which reduces local temperatures because deep water is much cooler than surface water).

Devon, Dorset and Hampshire are also vulnerable to flooding from water coming up through the soaking ground because groundwater in aquifers moves much more slowly than surface water, and will take more time to flow away underground.

Rocky planets with a thick hydrogen atmosphere could maintain surface water much further out than the Earth Sun distance.

In addition, groundwater is used for irrigation, a much cleaner source than surface water.

But he said he would not try to impose solutions on the state and its many water districts, even though much of California's available surface water is controlled by the Bureau of Reclamation, an Interior Department agency.

GLS (Fig. 2c, g, k) does not mix the warm surface water as much as occurred in the observations.

These two aspects explain why variations in hydrochemistry caused by rapid infiltration of rain or surface water are much smaller compared to cave rivers.

The exposure level (0.1 1 mg/L of AgNPs) applied in this study was much higher than that in surface water.