Sentence examples for water note from inspiring English sources

It's also good decorum to cover your parts with both hands on entering and leaving the water (note bottoms are generally considered less offensive) and not to saunter around once on land.

Normally, the crustacean tries to evade predatory birds by turning away from the sun and diving into the water, note parasitologists Frédéric Thomas of the University of Marseilles in France and Simone Helluy of Wellesley College in Massachusetts.

A stock solution was prepared from 10 mL 95% ethanol; 1% malachite green in 95% ethanol; 5 g of phenol; 5 mL 1% acid fuchsin in water; 0.5 mL 1% orange G in water; 2 mL glacial acetic acid; 25 mL glycerol and 50 mL water (note: chloral hydrate was omitted due to restriction in use).

We attribute about 50%% of the measured dry weight to PEG molecules, salts, and residual water (Note S5).

With dehydration being the loss of water from the body and rehydration being the process of gaining body water (note: water not volume!) (Fig.  1), it follows that euhydration is a state of being 'in water balance' which, of course, is not a steady state.

If renal replacement therapy is necessary (for example, fluid overload or hyperkalaemia), P-[Na+] changes can be controlled by lowering the Na+ concentration in the replacement fluid to the desired P-[Na+] level by adding water (note that this will also reduce the concentration of all other components in the fluid) [ 55] or by reducing the blood flow [ 56].

And when it's not pictures of their dinner they're posting, it will be pictures of cats playing computer chess or six-month-old babies playing Smoke on the Water note-perfect on a Gibson Les Paul.

His minimalist presentation — desk, glass of water, notes — looks to be modeled on the stripped-down style of Spalding Gray.

Earlier this summer, San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom prohibited his city's departments and agencies from buying bottled water, noting that San Francisco water is "some of the most pristine on the planet".

He likened the state to a sponge that has been just sprinkled with water, noting that while softness on the surface represented the reservoirs, the core of the sponge representing the subterranean aquifer remained hard and dry.

But by 1979, Mr. Gray had decided to pursue the monologue as a type of performance art, and soon hit on his basic set (desk, water, notes) and approach (simple, measured, candid).