Sentence examples for water constrained from inspiring English sources

These pools were used to generally categorize various states of constrained surface bound water, water constrained in pores and capillaries, and non-associated "free" water [ 9, 33].

Aerobic rice is considered to be promising for rice production under water constrained environments where it can be grown under non-flooded and unsaturated soil.

Bound water constrained within the pores of collagen/PVA composites seems to provide signatures for changes induced by amount of additives on the pore diameter and distribution in composite molecules.

In the thermograms of CER samples, two endothermic peaks were detected: one with a maximum, T m, between −2 and 0 °C corresponding to the melting of water constrained within the pores of the films, and a second one with a maximum, T m0, between 0 and 2 °C related to the melting of bulk water (Fig. 9a).

We preserved colonies in 95%% ethanol or kept them alive in plastic boxes with glass test tubes filled with water constrained by a cotton plug.

Table 2 present water policy models parameters, water constrain and Government subsidy alternatives.

Access to water is constrained for 1.5 million people and the lack of electricity is affecting water distribution, sanitation and health services.

A water quality constrained PMA identification framework was thereby proposed in this study, based on the simulation-optimization approach with ideal load reduction (ILR-SO).

Comparison between the data given, water balance constrained ET quantification (ETwb), and a range of different comparative estimates of purely climate driven ET (ETclim) shows that only 31% of the steep 1901 1940 increase of ETwb can be explained by climate change alone.

I began violently kicking, hoping to get to the surface, but my bed was a tank of heavy water that constrained my movements, springing my limbs back every single time.

In this context, the level of "constraint" per unit mass is simultaneously related to the degree to which water is constrained per unit of exposed surface area and the amount of exposed surface area per unit mass that a polymer presents to the surrounding water.