Sentence examples for of practical water from inspiring English sources

This research proposes a convenient approach for the application of modified nanofibres in the field of practical water treatment.

This research proposes a convenient approach for the application of incorporated nanofibres in the field of practical water treatment and the advantages of using polymeric nanofibre adsorbents.

The results of intracellular imaging experiment demonstrated that GQDs SR was cell permeable and could be used for monitoring Hg2+ in living cells, and it was also successfully applied to the detection of Hg2+ in practical water samples.

The validity of the method was further proved by its application for the detection of enteroviruses from various practical water samples.

More importantly, the graft copolymer produced notably more compacted flocs based on image analysis in combination with fractal theory, which was of great significance in practical water treatment.

Hitherto this has not been demonstrated with either these 'overdosed' (3×, 6×) material quantities or at these scales, scales which come closer to those required for monolayer application for the evaporation mitigation of practical open water storages.

He then added lighting effects to the practical water elements to give them the mirror-like texture of mercury.

These results demonstrate that the catalytic activity of 3D-O2-Cat-1 3D-O2-Cat-1 3D-O2-Cat-1 3D-O2-Cat-1ractical water-splitting technology.

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In the process of practical mining, the water inflow is small, which reflects the validity of necessary and sufficient water inrush criteria.

The general features of water transport in PEMFCs are discussed to show various water transport regimes of practical interest, such as anode water loss, cathode flooding, and the equilibrium condition of water at the channel outlets, particularly for limiting situations where anode and cathode water profiles acquire an equilibrium state.