Sentence examples for water collaborating from inspiring English sources

In this way, it is possible to verify the environmental application of these biotechnological agents as an adjunct to the processes of recovery of oil spilled to the refineries and to the treatment of sea water, collaborating not only for the conservation of the environment, but also for the reduction of the costs of the petrochemical industries with maritime accidents.

But Mr. McGregor's other avenue of exploration — one he has pursued throughout his career — finds him in far stranger waters: collaborating with researchers like the experimental psychology department at Cambridge and with scientists at the University of California, San Diego, to map the physical and mental processes within a company during the creation of a work.

The Biodiversity Conservation Branch at the Department of Primary Industries and Water are collaborating with NRM north and University of Tasmania researchers to determine the impacts of the disease on Tasmanian platypuses, as well as the mechanism of transmission and current spread of the disease.

Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research (KISR) and the Ministry of Electricity and Water (MEW) collaborated over the past 15 years in developing and adapting the seawater reverse osmosis (RO) technology to the Gulf seawater conditions (one and half time the salinity of open seas and large temperature variations between summer and winter in the range of 35°C and 10°C, respectively).

Local water districts are collaborating with colleges to help sponsor some water reduction projects, but generally universities make use of the same conservation incentives that are available to the general public.

It is imperative that future developments should consider an integrated design approach to improve the overall system autarky by communicating between the two individual systems, by considering synergistic energy-water production, by collaborating resources planning and energy-water infrastructure synergies supported by science and system-based natural resource policies and regulations.

Similarly, the Community-Based ParTableatory Research projects (Table 1; Cummins et al., 2010) immerse students in the scientific and social dimensions of a local issue (e.g., water quality) by collaborating with community stakeholders throughout the process of conducting their research on the problem.

Ms. Waters has been collaborating with Berkeley public schools to create a lunch program in which students learn to grow and cook local produce and consume it in their cafeteria.

But by building a phone, they are going head to head with Apple and Google, fighting much more established products in untested waters, rather than collaborating.

In water management, I.B.M. is collaborating with the Nature Conservancy on its Water for Tomorrow project, which is monitoring and creating computer modeling for large river basins in Brazil, China and the United States, to help guide land use and water policies.

'Two problems with water' Along with the child art exhibition for World Water Day, UNICEF has been collaborating with the Ministry of Education to raise awareness about water scarcity and how to protect water sources by distributing posters, stickers and leaflets to all government schools in Gaza.