Sentence examples for water retains from inspiring English sources

This is done quickly to ensure the water retains its original heat energy.

Part of the reason is that water retains less oxygen as temperatures rise.

The team designed a cheap and cheerful proxy: a tiny sleeping bag made of material that, when dipped in boiling water, retains heat for hours.

The volatile nature of mustard's chemical makeup is the reason dry mustard powder, once mixed with water, retains its punch only briefly – water can't "hold" that mustard flavour for long.

"Ocean water retains heat for a long time, and at the time of year when you need most heat, the sea is warmer than the air," says Kellner. "The UK has big population centres that are on the coast and close to this resource".

In contrast to NaCl, distilled water retains its transparency after the addition of blood as a result of the rapid lysis of erythrocytes.

The amount of water retained in soils tends to range from about 5% to about 45-50%.

The water retaining in bridge construction is very often the cause of its defects.

Such as impressive ion conduction ability, water retaining capacity, and swelling resistance.

The HC lengthening produced, in general, stronger and more water retaining gels.

The volume of water retained behind the dam was estimated at approximately 4Mm3 (McClung and Weimer 1990).