Sentence examples for published water from inspiring English sources

She moved to Westchester in 1982, where she worked in public relations and from 1989 to 1993 published Water Ways: New York's Waterfront News, a monthly newspaper covering development, the environment and issues affecting rivers, lakes and canals throughout the state.

The function is based on the Arrhenius equation and published water absorption isotherm functions for paper.

Previously published water concentrations were used for calculation of PAH flux and are described in detail in Allan et al. The exchange of chemicals between air and water at the interface can be described as the movement of a chemical from the bulk phase, followed by transport across the thin films of each phase into the receiving compartment.

The MWRA, like many water utilities, tracks and publishes water quality data on its web site, and has a water quality hot-line with a public health professional to respond to inquiries.

I had put my toe in publishing waters by agreeing to become Ron Busch's West Coast scout for his new publishing venture, Tudor Publishing, a new mass-market paperback house.

The idea of the food, energy, water nexus emerged from these discussions, and later in 2010 the World Economic Forum published the Water Nexus book, featuring insights from academic, business, NGO and government leaders.

But encouraged by the fact that 250 NaNoWriMo novels have been traditionally published, including Water for Elephants by Sarah Gruen, I registered my novel, The Marsh.

This study was limited to articles published in Water Resources Research journal only (Schwartz et al. 2005).

The model parameters were adjusted so that kariz outflow rates are similar to the median of published kariz water flow rates; it is an uncalibrated, unvalidated and generalized model.

The goal of the current article is to update new findings in membrane fouling and emerging fouling mitigation strategies reported in recent years (post 2010) as a follow-up to our previous review published in Water Research (2009).

Samples were processed and RNA extracted as previously published: surface water [ 23, 24], sediment [ 25], liver [ 26] and animal feces [ 14, 17].