Sentence examples for water assumed from inspiring English sources

The half above water assumed the shape of a goat while the lower half, the tail, assumed the shape of a fish.

This may be interpreted as arising from risk-factor exposure at the group level (e.g. PFOA concentrations in the drinking water assumed to be constant within a particular water district).

By neglecting the effects of gravity waves, a zero-pressure boundary condition is prescribed at the horizontal free surface water (assuming negligible surface tension).

These results are based on the fact that the methyl benzoate is insoluble in water, assuming that the hydrogel cleaning do not affect the reactive elimination.

A physical model of a batch aluminum degassing reactor equipped with the rotor-injector technique was used to measure deoxidation kinetics of water, assuming that this kinetics is similar to dehydrogenization of aluminum.

The results have revealed that the micelles with containing water assume a shape of rather flexible cylinders with the stiffness parameter λ−1=11.0 nm and the cross-sectional diameter d=5.2 nm.

Table 2 summarizes some useful information for a few common radionuclides: the type of decay, the half life, the endpoint energy and the fraction of β-particles above the Cerenkov threshold in water (assuming n=1.33) and tissue (n=1.4).

"You can condition them to eat anything entering the water, assuming they don't eat each other first," adds Magallanes.

After a disaster, if you go to 7-11 aneedeed to buy water, assuming they even have any left, it's not going to be $1.99.

Extinction coefficients are 74300 M−1 cm−1, at 280 nm measured in water, assuming all pairs of Cys residues form cysteines.

The oxygen electrode was calibrated with air-saturated water, assuming 406 nmol O atoms/ml at 37 °C.