Sentence examples for water acquisitions from inspiring English sources

While these deals are typically described as land acquisitions, they are also, in effect, water acquisitions.

Growing water demand, driven by population growth and foreign land and water acquisitions, are straining the Nile's natural limits.

Targeting land or water acquisitions and restoration projects to promote connectivity among protected areas, both for demographic and genetic reasons, has a long history in conservation thought and practice (Beier and Noss 1998; Chetkiewicz et al. 2006; Beier et al. 2008).

Using less water reduces spending on water acquisition and treatment, and on the clean-up of wastewater.

During hypoxia nutrient and water acquisition may be inhibited, thus affecting the overall biochemical and physiological status of the plant.

Reflecting the water acquisition strategies of leporids, our results show significant negative correlations of bone δ18O values with mean annual precipitation and with relative humidity.

It requires a deep understanding of crop water acquisition properties, i.e. root system architecture and root hydraulic properties among other characteristics of the soil-plant-atmosphere continuum.

In monoculture and in mixture, we employed ground-penetrating radar to detect cocoa coarse root distribution and plant soil δ18O isotopic signatures to estimate soil water acquisition zones.

The temporal vertical observations of soil moisture and soil water acquisition rates demonstrated the existence of an impermeable soil layer at 30 cm, which had lower soil organic carbon content.

As a means to trace water acquisition by four Eucalyptus species in an agroforestry planting, we tested a simple 'end member' approach and a more extensive characterisation of hydrogen and deuterium distribution profiles within an agricultural soil in south-western Australia.

The lack of interaction between irrigation and genotype for pod yield demonstrates that peanut genotypes with more prolific root growth at depth may not necessarily have an advantage for increased amounts of water acquisition and utilization that are translated into yield.