Sentence examples for table water from inspiring English sources
As the lava drops below the water table, water in the surrounding rock flashes into steam.
The three proposals, all as tasteful as table water biscuits, are by Pierre Herzog and Jacques de Meuron of Switzerland, Yoshio Taniguchi of Japan and Bernard Tschumi of New York.
Values for those variables are determined by interactions among an array of factors such as technical details of the pumps, depth of the local water table, water needs of specific crops, fertilizer use, and more.
The age, abiotic environmental characteristics (position of water table, water pH, and substratum chemistry), as well as biotic characteristics (proportion of land cover categories up to 100 m, 300 m and 1 km from each sample, and the distance to the nearest undisturbed peatland vegetation) were assessed for each sampled successional stage.
Ecologically, termites require presence of close water table water for their survival during dry seasons (Crook et al. 2013).
The damaged bricks were then pre-wetted with table water and well mixed lime restoration mortar was applied with maximum thickness of 5-8 mm.
To adapt to the high resistance of foam delivery in the roadheader's inner pipeline, according to the water and air supply of the heading face, a table water-jet suction device and porous spiral coupling foaming device were designed, and the working conditions were tested using a self-designed experiment system in the laboratory.
For a kariz gradient of 1.5, we found that when the kariz length is not fully in contact with the water table (water-table gradients less than 1.5), the kariz discharge rate increases approximately exponentially (Fig. 9d).
When the kariz length is fully in contact with the water table (water-table gradients 1.5 or greater), the discharge rate increases with increasing hydraulic gradient, as discussed above (Fig. 9c).
For the NMR determination of dissolved oxygen in table waters, the longitudinal relaxation time of the water was measured.
Regulation on natural mineral waters, natural spring waters and table waters.
