Sentence examples for water emergence from inspiring English sources

Further, the effects of the location of water emergence in the cathode channel on the dynamic behavior of liquid water have been investigated.

Unique water emergence from the gas diffusion layer, which is different from conventional gas liquid two-phase flow where water is introduced from the inlet together with the gas, leads to different gas liquid flow behaviors, including pressure drop, flow pattern, and liquid holdup along flow field channels.

It is also important to note that a few deep-water stylasterid species, such as Errina novaezelandiae, are found in shallow-water fjords (e.g., [31]), a phenomenon known as deep-water emergence, i.e., the occurrence of deep-water species in some shallow-water regions, particularly in high latitudes where the water temperature is about equal at the surface and in deep waters.

Since occurrence of deep-sea species in shallow-water fjords was possible only after the last glacial maximum (characterizing a recent and possibly transient range extension), and since most of the species range remains in the deep sea (rather than predominantly or exclusively in shallow waters) we do not consider deep-water emergence as a true shallow-water invasion.

While many technologies have been developed for water purification, emergence of nanotechnology in the field can reduce cost and also increase efficiency of the purification processes.

A microfluidic device is employed to emulate water droplet emergence from a porous electrode and slug formation in the gas flow channel of a PEM fuel cell.

Mosquitoes were provided water after emergence until the time of blood-feeding; no mortality due to sugar starvation was observed.

The gels were stained with Coomassie Blue R-250 and then destained with water until emergence of clear zones that indicated proteolytic activity against a blue background.

Phylogenetic studies of Pacific salmon (e.g., Stearley and Smith 1993; McKay et al. 1996; Domanico et al. 1997; Oakley and Phillips 1999) indicate that O. nerka is most closely related to O. gorbuscha and O. keta, both of which have exclusively sea-type life histories with minimal residence in fresh water after emergence.

This is a welcome saving as recent costing of Emergence Water Trucking showed that the cost of 1 m3 of water after being trucked to a location 65 km away from the water source was 160% times more than the same amount of water at the source.

There was no effect of warming, elevated CO2, or water on pine emergence.