Sentence examples for water most often from inspiring English sources

Klein then spent the money on gold leaf, which he strewed over water — most often, the Seine.

Geothermal energy flows from the hot interior of the Earth to the surface in steam or hot water most often in areas of active volcanism.

Whitewater paddling is loosely defined as any kayaking done on a moving body of water, most often a river.

Consequently, there was frequent storage of household water, most often improperly, compromising the quality of the water used by these families.

"Our cows now look for flowing water and most often wait for the tap to be opened – they prefer flowing clean water from the tap to the stored water in the trough," says a young herdsman who has been waiting patiently for his turn to speak after the elders have had their say.

One known parameter, which is the P-wave acoustic impedance and three unknowns which are total porosity, clay content and water saturation (most often assumed), are considered herein.

Considering one elastic property, the P-wave acoustic impedance ((I_{text{p}})) and three unknowns reservoir properties which are total porosity, clay content and water saturation (most often assumed).

Off southern Africa, the short-tail stingray is rare in shallow water and most often found over offshore banks at a depth of 180-480 m.

High-nitrate drinking water is most often associated with privately owned wells, especially with shallow wells with depths < 15 m in regions with permeable soils (Fan et al. 1987).

In another area of uncertainty, Michael Crupain, director of food safety testing at the testing group Consumer Reports (CR), notes that scientists have not documented elevated rates of bladder and lung cancer the more lethal malignancies with which arsenic in well water is most often associated —in countries where rice is commonly eaten in large amounts.

Offshore wind turbines (OWTs) in relatively shallow waters are most often founded on monopile foundations, whose design is extremely relevant to the OWT dynamic performance under environmental loading.