Sentence examples for recurrent water from inspiring English sources

Still, while humid Southeastern cities like Atlanta have grappled with recurrent water shortages, there is no limit here to how many times someone can wash a car or water flowers in a yard.

After watering at 1315 h, milk osmolality decreased to 316 ± 3 and 323 ± 3 mosm/kg, respectively, the same afternoon and then increased during recurrent water deprivation to 338 ± 3 (W4) and 347 ± 3 mosm/kg (W8) on d 16, respectively.

Now we really are reaching 'the last quintile'!" UNICEF wants to address recurrent water crises in Somalia with more sustainable solutions, so in addition to the borehole at Heeco, UNICEF has drilled three more strategic boreholes in central Somalia with funding from the Italian Development Cooperation.

Now we really are reaching 'the last quintile'!" Source of conflict UNICEF wants to address recurrent water crises in Somalia with more sustainable solutions, so in addition to the borehole at Heeco, UNICEF has drilled three more strategic boreholes in central Somalia with funding from the Italian Development Cooperation.

In the fall recurrent rains — water meeting water — are like layers of kinetic glazing, breaking light up, so the city becomes incoherent scintillation.

In contrast, on both margin types, low rates of shelf-edge progradation are linked to diminished (or even non-existent) and less frequently recurrent deep-water sediment delivery suggestive of relatively low sediment influx.

However, the recurrent message of water treatment chemical and treated water regulations is clear: treated water quality is of paramount importance and should be protected as much as is reasonably practicable.

The interiors are decorated by the Roman artist Duilio Cambellotti and their recurrent theme is water, the new free-flowing availability of which was celebrated by households and farmers alike.

The recurrent themes of water and forest (symbolising perhaps a place where one may get eternally lost, or simply death), linked in an anecdote about Choko's father confusing two similar kanji (logographic characters), build until very late on, when an epic storm breaks.

A 40-year-old lady presented to our institute with recurrent pain, redness, watering and blurred vision of seven months duration.

Some, like the recurrent images of turbulent water foaming at the bottom of the screen, are abstract.