Sentence examples for organized water from inspiring English sources

He organized water trucking and emergency food deliveries and channeled tens of thousands of dollars from middle class Somalis in the United States to nomads dying of hunger and thirst.

Everything is arranged so that she has to think only about dance: "Having things organized — water bottles lined up, surfaces clear and clean — is about keeping distractions to a minimum so I can stay focussed.

Schulson went on, "Even though it seems that with this region" — he pointed to the nucleus — "the energy should be lower than in the randomly organized water molecules around it," that is not the case until the array reaches a certain size, at which point, because "the surface-energy barrier to nucleation is no longer important," the liquid becomes solid.

Schulson went on, "Even though it seems that with this region"—he pointed to the nucleus—"the energy should be lower than in the randomly organized water molecules around it," that is not the case until the array reaches a certain size, at which point, because "the surface-energy barrier to nucleation is no longer important," the liquid becomes solid.

In the case of enzyme and substrate reactions, the well organized water molecules are moved away from the area between the two groups for allowing more interfacial interaction.

Outraged New Yorkers organized water caravans to help their besieged neighbors.

He saw that villagers had to take charge of their own development, so his teams worked to help them organize water and sanitation committees; he saw that water and sanitation had to be addressed together; and he saw that sustainability had to be a primary consideration at the outset, not an add-on.

Now, Hezbollah's military branch is separate from its social works, but in its early days it began together, organizing water delivery for people in Dahiya, the Shiite area in south Beirut, the scene of some of some of the most complete destruction in this war.

These water bodies are connected with local croplands and are helpful for producing crops, catching fish, sailing boats, visiting relatives, organizing water sports, and providing resources for celebration.

Despite the weak coulomb field of Cs+ and its large size, these ions are able to organize water molecules into partial hydration shells (water molecules within a radial distance of < 5 Å from the cation, as shown by our MC radial distribution function calculations[15]).

"SAWPA is the best example of how to organize water management at the basin scale," Mount said.