Sentence examples for water an example from inspiring English sources

That work influenced the French Impressionist composers with its evocation of rippling water, an example of Liszt's painterly gifts.

He pointed to the urinal, which is cleaned by a flush of water, as an example.

The precipitation of calcium carbonate from water is an example of an equilibrium fractionation process.

"Just imagine if we could move farmers from subsistence to sustainability," she added, citing some farmers' inability to store produce and water as an example of where low-key technology could make a real difference in developing countries.

The boiling of a kettle of water is an example of a more complex physical process.

Opportunists will point to bottled water as an example of where a portable, premium version of a cheaper product has succeeded.

The characteristics of natural frequencies are elucidated using a fluid-filled polyvinglindene fluoride (PVDF) shell submerged in both air and water as an example.

Before starting to present the experimental results of low salinity water, as an example, the photograph analysis of wettability alteration for one experiment is demonstrated.

Multiscale and accelerated methods for computing free energies in solution, while accounting explicitly for solvent effects in catalytic reactions, are briefly touched upon with the acid catalyzed dehydration of fructose in water as an example.

Music critic Greg Kot cites "Turn On the Water" as an example of when "the twisted narrator is the victim" and "cast adrift" in Dulli's lyrics.

The dilution of DMSO with water is an example of its usefulness for monitoring physicochemical changes: as shown in Fig.  4, the symmetric (670 cm−1) and antisymmetric (699 C S1) C–stretchingng modes are blue-shifted due to an increase in water present around the DMSO molecules.