Sentence examples for procedure for water from inspiring English sources

The model is applied to support the life extension decision-making procedure for water deluge systems in offshore oil installations.

This 'standard operating procedure' for water maze testing in rats occurs during their inactive period.

The sampling procedure, for water and uniquely sampled biofilms, was the same as that carried out for the Leutra river.

As the PS PLA copolymer showed promising results for nanocylinder fabrication via block copolymer self-assembly and nanoskiving, we also explored extension of our procedure for water-dispersible nanoparticles.

She suggested the adoption of policies that would take away drilling licenses from companies shown to have "negligent disposal procedures" for water used in the drilling process.

In response to tests conducted by the Environmental Protection Agency this summer that raised questions about the quality of drinking water on passenger aircraft (which is also used to make coffee or tea), the E.P.A. has reached agreements with 12 airlines to perform more tests and adopt new disinfection procedures for water systems.

Water pricing is one of the most important procedures for water resources sustainable development.

All analyses were done according to standard procedures for water analysis in triplicate unless otherwise mentioned (Parsons et al. 1984; APHA 2005).

After 24 hours of immersion the stone sample was extracted from water, passed on humid filter paper in order to absorb excess water and weighed as indicated by the normative; the above described formula 1 for percentage absorption was applied thus allowing for each marble sample a comparison of the results obtained with the two different procedures for water absorption after a 24 hour immersion.

Caulfield was chairman of the committee that drafted the policies, standards and procedures for water resources planning that became known as Senate Document 97, subjecting new federal water projects to benefit/cost analysis for the first time.

Chlorination is presently the most common procedure used for water treatment worldwide.