Sentence examples for origin water from inspiring English sources
The largest MBR plant, i.e. Beijing Kunyu River WWPT, which has a capacity of 100,000 m3/d for municipal wastewater treatment and reuse, was constructed in Beijing by Origin Water Technology Co., Ltd.
The biggest IPO of the quarter was China's Origin Water on the Shenzen Stock Exchange, which raised $330 million.
Xinjiang Kunlun Freshwater Origin ("KFO") is a Public-Private Partnership, co-invested by Urumqi City State-Owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC) in Xinjiang and a Shenzhen-listed firm, Beijing Origin Water Technology.
The first comprehensive biotic inventory of the Gulf of Mexico was compiled in 1954, when 55 scientists published Gulf of Mexico: Its Origin, Waters and Marine Life [158].
Knowledge of the biota around these laboratories increased greatly during this period, and one particularly important publication [117] summarized existing knowledge of the origin, waters, and marine life of the Gulf.
B-HMAP thanks J. Grinsted for graphical assistance with Figure 4. GoMx thanks D. Felder and D. Camp, editors of Gulf of Mexico origins, waters, and biota: Biodiversity, and all of the volume's contributors for donating their time and expertise.
The cosmogenic isotopes 129I and 36Cl have been used to investigate the origin of water, such as water found in crustal fluids, oil fields, and geothermal fluids.
The most intriguing and discussed theory on the origin of water anomalies is the water cluster model [5].
In our study, Legionella presence was not affected by the origin of water (groundwater vs. mixture), pipe materials, water temperature, or concentration of chlorine, and the negative association of Legionella with hardness and oxidizability disappeared in the multilogistic regression analysis.
The prevailing opinion on the temporal origin of water in a hillslope stormflow hydrograph is that the pre-event water represents a dominant fraction.
Water repellency is associated to coating of soil particles by hydrophobic substances, usually of organic origin, affecting water dynamics in soil matrix.
