Sentence examples for water sensing from inspiring English sources

Elongation ability after flooding as well as faster recovery and quicker stomatal responses of Rayadas suggest it might possess efficient water sensing mechanism.

Measurements were made in both vertical and horizontal modes (VM and HM) of EM38 to allow soil water sensing within 1.5 and 0.75 m depths at each location.

In addition the company added a camera and new sensors to the line, allowing you to keep eyes, ears, and water sensing pucks on the job 24/7.

Two swelling processes were specifically designed to measure the water sensing of the composites.

A shape memory-enhanced water sensing was unprecedentedly reported for polymer composites comprising of carbon nanotubes (CNTs) and shape memory polyurethane (SMPU).

Ablation of water sensing via the water receptor Ppk28 caused significant increases in both fat levels and lifespan.

You need to smell the dank, hear the drip-drip of water, sense the massive darkness just beyond the lit pathways – and pinch yourself that here among these majestic underground rock formations an ice age artist created a portrait of a mammoth that has the power and truth of a Rembrandt.

On the other hand it has been shown that the amount of water sensed by QCM-D was found to increase with the nano-roughness of the coupled layer on the sensor [51], a parameter which could be different for wtSgsE and rSgsE, respectively (Fig. 1).

What we know is that smell is the oldest sense, having its origins in the rudimentary senses for chemicals in air and water – senses that even bacteria have.

More than a century ago, William Mulholland tried to persuade a burgeoning L.A. populace to come to its water senses.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has entered the picture to recognize and certify new homes for its "Water Sense" program by adopting technologies that reduce water consumption by at least 20percentt.