Sentence examples for water at which from inspiring English sources
He shrugs off questions about how punishing that race has been, but the fizzy water at which he sips hints at the strains.
On changeovers, they chatted until one took a sip of water, at which point the other would too, as if to avoid any awkward silence.
I followed the map of Soumenlinna's tunnels and ended up getting lost and falling in a waist-high pool of water, at which point I decided enough was enough and left for Helsinki.
It would be implausible to maintain that one is seeing the physical stick up to the moment when it touches the water, at which point the object of one's awareness suddenly changes to a sense datum.
The reservoir can potentially hold of water, at which size its surface area would be.
Within a minute of finishing, I remember getting up from the table, going to the kitchen, getting one more glass of water at which point I turned around, lost my sense of vision and gravity, and then blacked out.
Soil water content is given as a mass percentage per mass oven-dry soil, i.e. (mw × 100)/ms, as is convention in soil physics.> It has been found that the soil water tension at which water is held after all free water has drained from a soil differs widely between soils.
Least limiting water range (LLWR), the range of soil water content at which plant growth is least limited by water potential, soil aeration or soil mechanical resistance is routinely calculated from water release curve (WRC) and soil resistance curve (SRC).
Sixty-four percent of detections along transects with water occurred <50 m from the water sources, at which birds regularly drank.
Transpiration does not decrease immediately after water is withheld, but rather there is a threshold soil water content at which transpiration rate declines [34].
The 15 cm × 2.5 cm strips of samples (Both in wale and coarse direction) was lowered to touch the water reservoir at which moment timer was started, and the position of water front line (cm) over 5 min was recorded.
