Sentence examples for volatile waters from inspiring English sources

Into these volatile waters sailed the U.S.S.

"Given the time of year and the proximity of the holidays and the New Year, liquidity will remain as thin as a wafer-thin mint, with only those who have to trade likely to be prepared to dip their toes in the volatile waters that the market has become," said Stuart Bennett, an analyst at Calyon Credit Agricole.

Perhaps a bigger question is whether anything learned about the thermostat could help protect coral colonies in more volatile waters, Kleypas says.

Under more extreme climate change conditions (Volatile Waters), the commercial fishing and tourism industries organise around co-operatives and the recreational fishers create linkages to these co-operatives.

While ecological adaptation is largely overwhelmed by the rate and scale of change in Volatile Waters, management and social adaptation mediate, to the extent possible, the risks and opportunities created by climate change.

In this work, volatile water-in-oil-in-water (W1/O/W2) double emulsions with a cream-like texture were formulated for potential application in dermal delivery.

Addition of a volatile, water-miscible co-solvent (ethanol) to the outer water phase enabled preparation of colloidally stable liposomes, presumably by reducing the poly(I C -enhanced rI C -enhancede lipid bilayerigidity

Gyromitrin is a volatile water-soluble hydrazine compound hydrolyzed in the body into monomethylhydrazine (MMH).

This toxic compound is formed when powdered osmium is exposed to air, and is a very volatile, water-soluble, pale yellow, crystalline solid with a strong smell.

That's partly because of volatile water sources, but also because of the massive expansion of the craft brewing industry, which has caused what some have deemed a hops shortage.

He graduated in 1978 with his Ph.D., having shown that (1) the emplacement mechanism of the pyroclastic flows had changed over time, as they became less pumaceous, (2) the magmas contained high quantities of volatile water, chlorine, and sulfur, and (3) underground mixing of the felsic (silicic) magmas with less-viscous mafic (basaltic) magmas could have triggered eruptions.