Sentence examples for water from both from inspiring English sources

The energy-intensive process separates pure water from both salt molecules and impurities.

Instead, a different circulation pattern appears, driven by the rising plumes from the vents that cause an inflow of cold water from both ends of the rift valley.

(This deflection is also the result of the Coriolis effect; water from both hemispheres moves westward when displaced toward the Equator).

By 1986, Denver had diverted so much rural water from both the eastern and western sides of the divide that in his 1986 classic Cadillac Desert dam critic Marc Reisner referred to it as the "Los Angeles of the Rockies".

Scrublands in areas with Mediterranean climates experience drought stress in late summer when high temperatures lead to high rates of evaporation of water from both the soil and the plants.

The WS term accounts for water from both surface (streamflow) and groundwater (recharge of aquifers) sources.

Pharmaceuticals used in human medical care are not completely eliminated in the human body and can enter the municipal sewage sludge system and leachate water from landfill both as the parent compound and as their biologically active metabolites.

There has been a consensus that the ITF is a mixture of Pacific waters from both northern and southern hemisphere.

Composed of lime mud produced largely by calcareous algae and epibionts, these banks limit water exchange between the interior Bay and ocean waters from both the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic.

We measured temperature, specific conductivity, and head gradients between the river and bank over a week-long period at Sandflugtdalen, as well as sediment hydraulic conductivity and chemical compositions of waters from both sites.

Other experts are calling for less expensive land-based measures like increasing pumping capacity at subway stations and designing floodgates to block water from entering both the stations and highway tunnels.