Sentence examples for water in aggregate from inspiring English sources

(The mandate doesn't apply to large farms that get their water from sources other than local agencies, even though they use much more water, in aggregate, than municipalities the reasoning being that agricultural uses are more crucial than some municipal uses, such as watering the grass on medians).

(The mandate doesn't apply to large farms that get their water from sources other than local agencies, even though they use much more water, in aggregate, than municipalities — the reasoning being that agricultural uses are more crucial than some municipal uses, such as watering the grass on medians).

Water absorption in aggregates has important effects on the properties of concretes especially in lightweight aggregate concretes (LWAC).

Dissolve cement in water, and stir in aggregate.

The observed substantial reduction of nutrient losses from soil to runoff was attributed to an increase in water stable aggregates in soils after co-composts and compost application (McDowell and Sharpley 2001).

This substantial reduction of phosphorus losses in the bulk of runoff could be attributed to an increase in the water stable aggregates in soils after co-composts and compost application (McDowell and Sharpley 2001).

For example, graphene oxide forms a stable dispersion in distilled water, but aggregates in EG. The base fluid used here was a 1 1 (by mass) mixture of water and EG. Functional groups at the edges of the graphene sheets have been suggested to form stable dispersions in water and EG [29].

At a water industry conference organised by Moody's last month, a lawyer from Linklaters pointed out that some of the debt issued by water companies – a colossal £49bn in aggregate – contains clauses that say the principal sums become due immediately in the event of a company's nationalisation.

It was possible to obtain reduction in water absorption of aggregate, the effect was more visible in case of finer fractions and for aggregates originating from inferior quality concrete.

The flowability, cohesiveness and passing ability of self-consolidating concrete (SCC) are very sensitive to changes in free water content, aggregate grading and superplasticizer dosage, among which the free water content is the most difficult to control because of intrinsic variations in water absorption and moisture content of the aggregate.

In particular, despite the widespread use of alkanes as solvents in supramolecular chemistry11,12, the role of water in the formation of aggregates in oils is not clear, probably because water is only sparingly miscible in these solvents typical alkanes contain less than 0.01percentnt water by weight at room temperature13.