Sentence examples for salient water from inspiring English sources

The tanks are filled with highly salient water warmed to skin temperature, and you float naked in total silence and absolute darkness.

The study was not designed to generate generalisable findings but to gain insights into the salient features of water governance in the urban areas.

A name can also — perhaps — paper over a less-than-fabulous address; or give would-be residents a sense of a building's salient features, like proximity to water (Northside Piers, a development in Williamsburg) or its values (the ecologically correct Tribeca Green).

It's a long, complicated story, but the salient fact is that for its water the Atlanta area piggybacked on a federal dam and reservoir for which it paid nothing.

In the Watergraafsmeer area, a low-lying urban polder area in the eastern part of Amsterdam, water issues are a salient problem and are perceived as persistent by citizens, businesses, and the municipal and water management authorities alike.

Some of the most salient general physicochemical features of inland waters having been indicated, it is important to emphasize that these features are expressed differently in various types of inland waters.

The paper describes salient design features of 700 MWe pressurized heavy water reactor.

The finite element mesh can be constructed using partially/fully saturated soil elements to represent the salient aspects of unsaturated permeability and the soil water characteristic curve.

This paper presents a methodology for the prediction of the performance of sea water reverse osmosis units acquired by salient mathematical correlations which involve the important aspects of membrane input and output variables.

The buzz is likely due to Rain Room's past popularity, but in Southern California, there's something especially salient about navigating a room full of falling water while trying to stay dry.

All over the world, water chemistry is controlled by some few salient factors which include precipitation, mineral weathering/dissolution as well as evaporation recrystallisation processes (Gibbs 1970).