Sentence examples for the waters gained from inspiring English sources

The waters gained a reputation for their curative powers and soon drew pilgrims.

Moreover, if she leaked so badly that the water gained until it reached the tubes, this was itself evidence of unseaworthiness.

"The king over the water" gained a certain sentimental appeal, especially in the Scottish Highlands; and a whole body of Jacobite songs came into being.

From the time integration of these instantaneous fluxes the cumulative ones and the water gained by the soil layer in a specified time interval are obtained.

The rat lungs that were perfused with K-H buffer only increased 0.094 mm Hg/min during the same perfusion time of 20 min. The water gained during this time was 0.22 g/min with MEHP in the buffer compared to 0.04 g/min with buffer alone.

A dark shape materialises low over the water, gaining on us fast.

"But this paper actually quantifies the water gain and shows that the animal makes a water profit," Lillywhite says.

The WVTR was then determined by the rate of change of mass (m) in these water-filled permeation bottles at 24 h exposure time as follows: {text{WVTR}} = {text{m}}/ADelta t,where m/Δt is the water gain per unit time of transfer and A is the area exposed to water transfer (m2).

The ultimate standard in humidity measurement is made by weighing the amount of water gained by an absorber when a known volume of air passes through it.

Thus, groundwater discharge (Qgroundwater = Δ Qreach – Qtributaries) was the primary source of water gained within the reach under nonflood conditions.

Water chilling leads to an increase in poultry weight, and the amount of water gained is carefully regulated.