Sentence examples for water gains from inspiring English sources

The main reasons for the long-term fluctuations are climatic changes that determine a balance between water gains (river influx and precipitation) and losses (evaporation).

That doctrine holds that the first person to make "beneficial use" of water gains the right to use that quantity for that purpose forever, and that the claim takes precedence over every claim made later.

During their functional period (which lasted for about 6 months into the dry season after flood recession), precipitation accounted for nearly 90% of the total water gains while seepage and evaporation contributed an average of 30 70% of the losses, respectively.

When diffusion-sensitizing gradients are applied, unrestricted water gains a random amount of phase and does not refocus, which results in signal loss of the tissue undergoing diffusion [ 41].

A dark shape materialises low over the water, gaining on us fast.

Because rainfall and riverine input exceed evaporation, the bay exhibits a net water gain annually.

Despite the uncertain balance of water gain and loss, forests offer the most desirable cover for water management strategies.

Water chilling leads to an increase in poultry weight, and the amount of water gained is carefully regulated.

The ultimate standard in humidity measurement is made by weighing the amount of water gained by an absorber when a known volume of air passes through it.

"The king over the water" gained a certain sentimental appeal, especially in the Scottish Highlands; and a whole body of Jacobite songs came into being.

Californians are facing the prospect of eating their own faeces with the treatment of sewage into drinking water gaining appeal as the drought lingers.