Sentence examples for retrieved water from inspiring English sources

Back in the boathouse, an environmental engineer named Greg Grzybowski retrieved water samples from an oven where they'd been baking for twenty-four hours, and held them under fluorescent light.

The root mean square error of retrieved water levels is in the range of 50 55 cm.

Three different schemes of the aerosol model selection are presented and their anticipated estimation error in terms of the retrieved water reflectance at 443 nm is analyzed.

The statistical analysis of retrieved water level have shown good agreement with in situ (observed) water levels when compared for Jason-2 satellite tracks 53, 166, 231 and 242 passing over the Brahmaputra river.

The retrieved water, between 10 and 20 mL, was kept refrigerated until the samples were analysed on a Dionex DX-120 ion chromatograph (IC) with a Dionex AS3500 auto-sampler.

In Hush, you play a displaced Darfuri child trying to retrieve water while avoiding janjaweed militia patrols.

The British project also intended to retrieve water samples for later studies, from another, smaller body of water, Lake Ellsworth.

Retrieving water and spotting no enemy, they reported back that the area was free of Union forces.

Someone's sister-in-law got in touch with Erin Brockovich, who sent an investigator to Le Roy, trailed by television crews, to retrieve water and soil samples.

Although called a "well", this is not a place to retrieve water in a bucket, but a spring that flows from the hillside.

An American research team finished drilling through a half-mile of Antarctic ice on Monday, reaching the surface of subglacial Lake Whillans and retrieving water samples that will be studied for the presence of life, according to the team's Web site.