Sentence examples for represents a water from inspiring English sources

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

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

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).

This represents a water consumption of 30 L per day per inhabitant for household 1 and 117 L per day per inhabitant for household 2. The use of reservoirs and covers allows storing of an important volume of water between two frequencies of distribution.

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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.