Sentence examples for water referred from inspiring English sources
The rocky islets lie roughly equidistant between the Japanese and South Korean mainland in a stretch of water referred to as the East Sea by Koreans.
A front-page article on Thursday about proposed regulations to limit arsenic in tap water referred incorrectly to estimates of the cancer risk under the proposed standard of five parts per billion.
Or check the E.P.A.'s Web site for more information: www.epa.gov/safewater/dwinfo.htm Correction: May 30, 2000, Tuesday A front-page article on Thursday about proposed regulations to limit arsenic in tap water referred incorrectly to estimates of the cancer risk under the proposed standard of five parts per billion.
One is gels with water (referred to as ICE in this paper), which changes from solid to gel at 0 °C.
Samples were taken from five sites within the tree rows (i.e., representing soil directly affected by TWW; referred to as "within rows") and four sites between the rows of trees (i.e., the control treatment representing soil that was not directly subjected to the irrigation water; referred to as "between rows").
(B) RD cells were treated with DZNep (5 μM) or vehicle (i.e., water, referred as untreated condition: UN).
The work's title, "The Triple Point of Water," refers to a combination of temperature and pressure at which water can simultaneously be gas, liquid and solid.
Mr. Evans's project, "Moving Water," refers to a hydro-engineering problem Olmsted faced in his first Boston commission in 1875 that is still unresolved.
He calls such trade "virtual water", referring to the water consumed to produce food.Desalination to provide water for agriculture is almost always economically inefficient because the process consumes so much energy.
Founded in 1817 as Ococoposa (from a Chickasaw-Choctaw word meaning "cold water," referring to a local creek), it was renamed Tuscumbia (1822) for Tashka Ambi, a Cherokee chief.
Thus, "water" refers to stuff that is H20, and that is what the term means: the stuff that is H20.
