Sentence examples for water a process called from inspiring English sources

Back in 1998, a branch of the National Academy of Sciences, the National Research Council, issued a study finding that supplementing stream flows or reservoirs with this water, a process called indirect potable reuse, was acceptable, although only as a last resort.

Further savings could be realized, he said, by using hot water from the boiler to heat his store in the winter, a process called cogeneration.

There are also rather expensive countertop, under-sink or basement systems that cleanse water by a process called reverse osmosis.

One of these companies is Ecosphere Technologies of Stuart, Florida, which uses ozone as a disinfectant to clean water in a process called advanced oxidation.

Available energy is contained in the bonds between the phosphates and is released when they are broken, which occurs through the addition of a water molecule (a process called hydrolysis).

Statoil, Norway's national oil company, has had such a "carbon sequestration" project in the North Sea for almost a decade and BP now has a similar project in Algeria.Power-station extraction could either use the exhaust gases or be pre-emptive, by reacting the fuel with water in a process called steam reformation.

In aqueous solutions of organic liquids, the organic component is usually positively adsorbed at the solution-air interface; as a result, it is often possible to separate a mixture of an organic solute from water by a process called froth separation.

Emissions-free production using solar- or wind-powered electricity to separate the hydrogen from oxygen in water - a process called electrolysis - is also coming online.

NPs can be removed through coagulation if they are enmeshed by the coagulate floc as it sediments out of the water, in a process called sweep floc (Crittenden et al. 2005).

A region of convergence forces surface water downward in a process called downwelling, while a region of divergence draws water from below into the surface Ekman layer in a process known as upwelling.

That is because the basin had not yet finalized their Water Rights in a process called "adjudication".