Sentence examples for representing water from inspiring English sources

There were notations for hydrants and lines representing water mains of varying diameter, from 6 inches to 84 inches.

Jon Maree Baker is the executive office for Namoi Water, representing water licence holders in the Namoi basin.

We found that representing water consumption simultaneously in terms of gallons and associated embodied energy led to a statistically significant reduction in water consumption, while representing water consumption only in terms of gallons did not.

Ms. Hoffman declared one kitchen overwhelmed by the color white, representing metal, and suggested a crystal vase, representing water, for balance.

They do have elaborate prow and stern carvings, and a number of carved figures representing water spirits sit in the body of the canoe.

In the first, a major levee failed, and blue, representing water, rapidly filled an empty area impounded by a second levee.

As expected, the oil recovery with relative permeability and capillary pressure representing water-wet condition gave higher recovery of about 51% OOIP after 10 PV fluid injections; however, it is also determined that the surfactant flooding in constant wettability condition leads to improvement in oil recovery of about 45.5% OOIP.

The iconography of her paintings includes the use of lines representing paths and ceremonial hair-string skirts, and circles representing water-holes.

Black dashed lines represent hydrogen bonds and red spheres represent water molecules.

The approach represents water supply infrastructure features and hydrologic conditions under increasing water demands.

A two-phase approach has been adopted to represent water pollution by these mechanisms.