Sentence examples for set under water from inspiring English sources

CONCRETE has been a high-tech material since Roman times, when it was discovered that adding volcanic ash to the mix allowed it to set under water.

We identified genetic loci and their association with functional mechanisms in 240 accessions of subtropical maize using a high-density marker set under water stress.

A novel major QTL, qPSST6, controlling the percent seed set under cold water treatment (PSST) under the field conditions of 17 °C cold water irrigation was located on the 28.4 cM interval on chromosome 6.

Percent seed set under normal water irrigation.

Percent seed set under cold water treatment.

In a recent study a QTL has been identified for percent seed set under cold water conditions at reproductive stage on chromosome 3 and used for identification of lines with high spikelet fertility under cold stress which may be different from the QTL identified in this study (34, 35).

The percent seed set under the cold-water treatment (PSST), the ratio of the number of fertile seeds in the number of total seeds, was used as the index of cold tolerance.

I boiled pans of water to set under the freezer until, with the aid of a screwdriver, the ice came away in sheets.

[C4.] House Bars Easing of Water Rules The House voted 218 to 189 to bar the Bush administration from easing rules on the amount of arsenic allowed in drinking water beyond those set under President Clinton.

B9 NATIONAL A7-9, 12 House Rejects Bush Plan For Arsenic Levels in Water The House voted, 218 to 189, to bar the Bush administration from easing rules on the amount of arsenic allowed in drinking water beyond those set under former President Bill Clinton; 19 Republicans joined with 199 Democrats.

Two test configurations (lap shear and butt joint) were used to comparatively assess the adhesion strength of four commercially available adhesive material, poly methyl methacrylate) cement (CMW), glass-ionomer cement (FUJI), dimethacrylate resin (SB) and cyanoacrylate resin (VB), which were allowed to set under two environmental conditions (air and water).