Sentence examples for store surface from inspiring English sources

Therefore, it is often necessary to store surface water samples before the quantification of pharmaceutical products, pesticides and steroidal hormones.

The creation of local farm water retention systems, designed to capture and store surface water, may be a viable adaptation strategy (Pavelic et al. 2012).

Many smallholder livestock keepers have responded to the problem of shortage of water by constructing charco dams (dug out ponds constructed in flat semi-arid areas to store surface runoff).

When photos of Efron skateboarding his way through a grocery store surfaced Monday, we noticed a few things.

The amount of adsorbed CO was also differentiated at different positions in the microreactor as a function of time during oxidation of the stored surface species.

The development of the system has provided engineers from industry and academia a common framework for sharing, analyzing and storing surface texture data, analysis results, documents and reports.

Essentially, during extended recovery, the water quality begins to reflect less of the original stored surface water and more like the ambient concentrations of constituents in the Floridan aquifer.

The researchers noted that droplets of water can merge together and use their stored surface energy to jump off water-repellent — or so-called superhydrophobic — surfaces.

Instead, each garment is professionally photographed and digitised so that they look "exactly" as they do in-store, surfacing "every wrinkle, pleat and fold".

The twice-a-year bacchanal known as New York Fashion Week started two days early this year, with a flurry of parties for models (One Management), store openings (Surface to Air) and birthdays (Rachel Zoe).

The production of H2 by direct decomposition of CH4 on the noble metal is improved by the capacity of ceria to store carbonaceous surface species thanks to: (i) the spillover of carbonyls from noble metal particles towards basic hydroxyls formed on partially reduced Ce sites and (ii) the reverse spillover of ceria oxygen towards metal to oxidize the carbon issued from methane cracking.