Sentence examples for present-day water from inspiring English sources

Both researchers said that they were surprised by evidence of possible present-day water because the finding did not fit into current models of what Mars was like.

The study compares the reef's inshore and offshore waters, and information on present-day water quality with 30-year-old data.

The cross-sectional shapes of scours are u- to v-shaped and occur in present-day water depths of 280 to 460 m.

The present-day water cycle at Earth's surface is illustrated in Figure 2. Some 496,000 cubic kilometres of water evaporate from the land and ocean surface annually, remaining for about 10 days in the atmosphere before falling as rain or snow.

Findings indicate that the population's rapid transition from a semi-nomadic hunting and gathering lifestyle to permanent settlements with municipally provided utilities is influencing present-day water usage patterns, public health perceptions, and the level of priority decision-makers place on water and wastewater management issues.

Former NASA scientist Richard Hoover, an astrobiologist engaged in research to find evidence of present-day water and fossilized and living organisms on Mars.

The results indicate magnitudes of base-level drops that are several orders of magnitude greater than present-day water-level fluctuations, suggesting a triggering mechanism not observed in recent times.

These will be smaller versions of present-day pressurized water reactors, using water as the moderator and coolant, but with the same attendant problems as Fukushima and Three Mile Island.

NASA scientists have found evidence of present-day liquid water on Mars.

The Hollywood-NASA collaboration is underscored by the simultaneous release this week of "The Martian" and the revelation in the journal Nature Geoscience that researchers have discovered evidence of present-day liquid water on Mars.

For comparison with δDwax and δDvg source waters the pedogenic carbonate δ18Ocarb source water was converted to deuterium values using the present-day local meteoric water line of δD = 8.44*δ18O + 15.91 for 26°S from Rohrmann et al.21 (Table S2 and Figs 3 and S9 21.