Sentence examples for saline seas from inspiring English sources

The book tends to represent the array of all major European aquatic systems on the broadest geographical and ecological scope possible from fully saline seas, semi-enclosed brackish water bodies and coastallagoons to freshwater lakes, major river systems and waterways.

For now, Qatar, like many Arab countries, reclaims water from the saline seas.

It's exciting to watch chefs follow their muses, whether it's Saul Bolton's luscious sea scallops with a parsley vinaigrette at Saul, Chris Christman's warm Malpeque oysters in a saline sea urchin froth at Vaux or Anna Klinger's beet-stuffed ravioli or her braised rabbit at Al Di La.

Porteresia is a halophyte, which grows naturally in coastal region, where plants experience lunar tide and are exposed to submergence in saline sea water every 12 h.

Thermodynamic modeling of Mg2 + removal as a part of desalination of hyper-saline sea-salt waste brines, which can be described by these systems, pointed to the co-precipitation of various salts.

BoB is known for being a low-saline sea owing to export of freshwaters from the large riverine systems such as Ganges-Brahmaputra.

injections (0.2 ml) with 0.9% NaCl saline (control), SEA (250 pmol) and EGF-SEA (250 pmol), starting on day 2 after tumor inoculation.

Though a very cold and saline environment, sea-ice microbial communities (SIMCO) thrive in sea-ice brines at temperatures of −10 °C and at salinities three or more times the concentration of seawater (Thomas and Dieckmann 2002).

The study also found elevated levels of salinity from the shale brine, which is five to 10 times more saline than sea water, that were 200-fold the regulated limit.

Groundwater up to three times more saline than sea water was found at 600 m depth.

For instance, damages to concrete structures in contact with a saline environment (sea water on bridges, deicing salts on roads, etc).