Sentence examples for represent a water from inspiring English sources

The study area is primarily residential so each land parcel was assumed to represent a water user assigned to the closest pipe node, just as in the manual flow model.

Current frameworks are partial as they largely represent a water-centric perspective.

Indeed the Massachusetts standards are so good that some of the most vocal opponents of CCSS are claiming that Common Core will represent a watering down.

The blackened wooden mask, which represents a water spirit, also signifies the transformation of young girls into beautiful and powerful women.

To define the primary character of water, the rectangular field is divided into eight sub-fields, each of which represents a water type (Table 10).

Thus, scenario B, in which 50% of the additional corn is grown on irrigated land, actually represents a water reduction case in NE.

We used a 1.4 Å sphere (representing a water molecule) as a solvent probe for all residues.

Yvette Cooper, the shadow home secretary, claimed the package represented a watering down of Labour's powers.

Some will wonder, however, whether dropping the words 'building society' from the corporate logo represents a watering down of its much-vaunted commitment to mutuality.

The director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies, Paul Johnson, said the proposal represented a "watering down" of a ring-fenced budget.

Recently, it has been suggested that these produced waters could potentially represent a new water source in areas of water scarcity.