Sentence examples for rationalize water from inspiring English sources

The idea would be to rationalize water supplies and to create a well-drilling program.

UNICEF Iraq has implemented an awareness campaign to help rationalize water consumption - here is one of their campaign videos.

Rationalized water consumption was another important theme specifically dealt with military ordinances.

Such water exclusion can be rationalized since a water molecule can be accommodated at ∼3Å distance from an EBHB inside its typical size cavities, but this could only occur at the cost of curtailing hydrogen bonding with other water molecules.

To compensate, many producers of big pinot noirs will add tartaric acid to their wine, which is permitted, and also add water to cut down on the alcohol, which is a murkier legal area that producers rationalize as simply adding back water lost as the grapes began to dehydrate in the final stage of ripening on the vine.

In order to identify the strategic objective and the fundamental objectives for the decision context in question, three pillars of environmental sustainability were considered: improving management and the generation of energy; rationalizing and reusing water and wastewater; and managing wastes.

The ion-specific effect on the solubility of macromolecules in water, rationalized through the Hofmeister series, can be used as an effective method to obtain polymer particles with desired microstructural properties thanks to the so-called salting out effect.

The portions aren't overwhelming, but in case of kebab-and-phyllo overdose, a restorative shot of raki, an anise-flavored liqueur served with water and ice, can help rationalize an extra round of rice pudding.

'Rational selection' proposes to rationalize therapeutic choices.

These basic concepts are applied to rationalize the form of various body parts of water-walking arthropods according to their function.

In 2008, I proposed a model to rationalize why unrefoldable and insoluble proteins can be soluble in unsalted water, but become aggregated upon introduction of salt ions even at very low concentration.