Sentence examples for represent the water from inspiring English sources

In "Siderius Nuncius" ("Starry Messenger"), which Galileo published in 1610, he wrote that the Moon's "brighter part would represent the land surface while its darker part would more appropriately represent the water surface".

These results lead us to conclude that appropriate representation of land use, soils, and climate are necessary to accurately represent the water and energy balance in real landscapes.

Water samples taken from the water surface in partly flooded shafts are often wrongly assumed to represent the water quality existing throughout the entire water column.

And though it actually represents a popular bathing establishment on Brick Lane, Bomberg's decision to represent the water as a crimson lake proved prophetic, as only a few months later the Mud Bath became a blood-bath.

The results presented in this paper would suggest that the Famine Early Warning Systems Network (FEWS NET) Land Data Assimilation System incorporate CLSMF2.5 and HyMAP routing scheme to better represent the water balance in this region.

In order to better obtain photorealism in the behavior of the simulated water surface, we introduce a new "thickened" front tracking technique to accurately represent the water surface and a new velocity extrapolation method to move the surface in a smooth, water-like manner.

2) The top of the box represents the water surface.

A spokesman for Water UK, which represents the water companies, said: "We never want to see incidents of pollution.

Transport time scales constitute a useful tool for representing the water exchange and transport processes.

The lowest line represents the water level at the turn of the 20th century; the middle line, at five feet, represents its current level.

Water UK, which represents the water companies, warned they could be forced to cut work such as fixing leaks if the funding proved to be inadequate.