Sentence examples for practically water from inspiring English sources

The bridge is practically water level".

In this study, the practically water-insoluble miconazole was nanoground, and a variety of surface active and polymeric excipients were tested for their stabilizing effects.

The only difference is that an additional interphase mass transfer step is involved for the oil-soluble, practically water-insoluble, additive to reach the rock surface by diffusion.

A copolymer of the water-soluble hydrophilic monomer N,N-dimethylacrylamide and of the practically water-insoluble hydrophobic t-butylacrylamide was synthesised in aqueous solution in the presence of sodium dodecylsulfate (SDS) micelles.

A city practically under water, making its way back.

"This one says how the girls have to wash their frilly underthings in practically boiling water.

"The fog nets mean we have practically no water costs in the winter months, it's a saving of around 60% in our cost of living," said Alfaro.

New York City is practically under water because of the melting of the polar ice cap, and most people live in Keeps, vast tracts of land covered with imperiums, or plastic sheeting.

Practically investigate water removal and cell performance for PEMFCs under low gravity circumstance is an urgent task, especially as a promising power supply unit applied to space engineering.

Just above the gel−fluid transition temperature, practically all water molecules are engaged in hydration shells of the headgroup atoms.

Pre-treated lignocellulosic substrates at solids concentrations above 25% (w/w) resemble mud-like wet soil, and practically no water (i.e. liquid phase) can be separated by centrifugation at 3000 rpm from the solid fraction.