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Discover Ludwig"water release" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can refer to the release of a specific amount of water into a body of water, as when a dam is opened to allow for a controlled "water release," or it can be used more broadly to refer to the release of water in general, such as the "water release" from melting snow in the spring. Example: The city council voted to control the local river's water level by authorizing a regular water release from the dam.
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They also want a modification of the water release numbers, but the judge made these decisions on purpose.
The plant's unusually quick response to touch is due to rapid water release from specialized cells located at the bases of leaflet and leaf stalks.
Pocono Whitewater in Jim Thorpe, Pa., will offer white-water rafting trips on the Lehigh River every other weekend starting this weekend, when a water release from the Francis E. Walter Dam is scheduled.
ATH took effects through heat absorption and water release.
Potential water release is also important during ligand binding especially through its entropic contributions [13, 14].
The comparison considered the storage, water release, hydropower generation and total losses.
Despite a relatively high water content approximating 80.7%, vernix exhibits slow water release.
A simulation model was built to simulate the input rainfall and water release in RHS.
Water release during dehydration is 1.3 times higher than that of CaCl2.
Atomized flow is an unnatural two-phase flow produced while water discharges in water release structures.
Internally, crystallized water release starts at 170°C, while adsorbed water release starts above 50°C, which is not observed with a pure CuCl2 · 2HСl or Н2 [CuCl4] active phase.
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