Sentence examples for term the water from inspiring English sources

To maintain its sparkling personality, even in the short term, the water must be very cold (the smallest increase in temperature reduces the ability of a liquid to hold gas) and the bottle opened just before use to maintain the carbon dioxide level.

In per capita terms, the water footprint associated with this waste is around 240 litres per person per day, approximately 1.5 times the daily average household water use in the UK.

In practical terms, the water "probe" did not allow for high enough resolution to sense the smallest APA pores.

Or, to put it in simpler terms, the water level reached 9.15 feet above the average high tide line.

And they would have used this leverage to negotiate a short-term, test-the-waters subscription licensing deal with both Amazon and their authors.

Consequently, it is usually the most accurately known of the inflow terms in the water budget.

The first Cochabambinos to question the terms of the water privatization were not the small water coöperatives that faced expropriation and crushing bills but local professionals — mainly engineers and environmentalists — and a federation of peasant farmers who rely on irrigation.

"The U.S.," smiles Messier, "is an emerging country in terms of the water business".

"The United States," he smiles, "is an emerging market in terms of the water business".

The significance of the defined water classes was tested in terms of the water SR behaviour in each band.

The strong water permeability dependency is interpreted in terms of the water sorption isotherm of the polymer material.