Sentence examples for total quantity of water from inspiring English sources

The results show that for Africa as a whole, the mean total quantity of water resources is likely to increase.

A rough estimate of the total energy in a thunderstorm can be made from the total quantity of water that is precipitated by the cloud.

A comparison between these thicknesses and the total quantity of water in the samples showed that this ratio is exactly defined and can be expressed by a non-linear function in which the type of soil is determined by two parameters, which depend on the size and the quantity of the clay minerals.

The total quantity of water allowed to be extracted should not exceed 112 million cubic M/year and water extraction per well restricted to 30 Lit/Sec only.

We calculated the total quantity of water requirements in this sector by ascertaining the daily demand and supply amounts of each household and used it to multiply for the number of days in the year to arrive at the annual supply and demand of each household.

Therefore, in order to capture the direct and the indirect effects on water resources of changes in the economy, we define a total water use coefficient (TWUC) which is designed to reflect the direct and the indirect impact on the total quantity of water consumed by the economy as a whole of an increase in its demand.

Though widely debated, reduction in water yield (Water Yield: Total quantity of surface water that can be expected in a given period from a stream at the outlet of its catchment (Subramanya, 2008)) appears to be one such consequence.

In 2003, the total quantity of desalinated water used was 102.4 million m3 against 44.1 millionm33 in 1991.

Greater intramolecular bonding will reduce the total quantity of hydrogen bonded water molecules while simultaneously increasing the rigidity, static nature, and non-polar (hydrophobic) nature of the surface.

Total quantity of food (g) and water consumed (ml) over the 24 h period was measured in each group daily.

Conductivity is the measure of the mineral content of a water body and represents the total quantity of dissolved materials in a sample of water.