Sentence examples for space for water from inspiring English sources

The Environment Agency's plan for protecting the UK is called Making Space for Water.

They seem popular with policymakers (the government's latest flooding plan is called "Making space for water").

With less open space for water to filter into, surface runoff increases year after year, dissecting and weakening the ice.

Some of the housing developments included adequate green space for water runoff, but not all, said Philip Bedient, an engineering professor at Rice University.

As rigor progresses, the space for water to be held in the myofibrils is reduced and fluid can be forced into the extramyofibrillar spaces where it is more easily lost as drip.

Application of phase change material (PCM) floor in a solar water heating system can greatly enhance the floor's energy storage capacity, and thus space for water tank is saved and heat loss at night is effectively avoided.

The smallest of the three projects outlined in the task force's report calls for 50,000 square feet of restaurant and retail space, 40,000 square feet of display space for water- and marine-related exhibits, parking and a large public plaza.

Vapor separation space provides place for water droplets separating from vapor by gravity.

These are likely to include measures far beyond traditional flood management, which relies on "hard" defences such as seawalls and river barriers, and focus on soft defences such as restoring wetlands, planting trees, providing more natural spaces for water storage and moving people away from the worst affected areas.

They should lack spaces for water to intrude and not dry out (for example, strings through beads; keep plastic-covered wire-framed glasses' ear hooks out of the cleaner; remove bracelets from watches).

This could be explained by macromolecular crowding [81], which has the effect that the space available for water and dissolved molecules is much smaller than the total space, and so the effective volume is lower.