Sentence examples for water acquired from inspiring English sources

Thames Water, acquired by Kemble in 2006, is the UK's largest water and sewerage company, serving about 14 million customers.

The droplet-based method, paired with a FITC-conjugated antibody, achieved excellent sensitivity and specificity for the target bacteria – artificially spiked Salmonella – in a produce wash water acquired from a major Mid-Atlantic produce processing facility.

A small town in Georgia without a body of water acquired boats and scuba gear.

The ancient lead piping system started to erode and eventually the water acquired very high levels of lead, copper and cadmium.

For the present, though, Los Angeles' water portfolio is divided up pretty much the same way it has been for decades, with less than 20% of water acquired locally, only a trifle recycled, and the vast majority of it imported.

CTAB-GNRs with the initially positive zeta potential (43.86 ± 1.89 in distilled water) acquired a negative charge when incubated in culture media.

These results are in agreement with the hypothesis of water acquiring charge during adsorption and condensation, due to partition of aqueous ions.

Many in the valley felt that the city had stolen their water, acquiring property and water use rights under false pretenses and then greedily drawing off the flow of the Owens River, allowing L.A. to flourish while the local economy languished.

The distribution patterns of peanut roots in response to different durations of drought events might affect water acquiring capacity of peanut and this information has not been clearly investigated.

Eventually, according to Newton, the water acquires the same rotation of the bucket relative to the lab frame, at which point we have the following situation.

PC2 represents the natural process by which water acquires its chemical characteristics through rock water interactions, and hence a geogenic factor.