Sentence examples for water sequestered from inspiring English sources

There's sunlight 24/7 for solar cells, water sequestered beneath the surface, and plenty of lovely regolith to build with (just don't breath in the dust).

Isotopic compositions of pore water reveal that the low-salinity water is probably the relic water sequestered in fluvial systems during relative sea-level low stands.

The z-gradient coil was combined with the commercial x- and y-gradients for tri-axial imaging, and its performance was demonstrated by ADC maps of free water and by q-space experiments on water sequestered around polystyrene microspheres (4.5 μm diameter), which showed the expected diffraction peak.

Because of the extra biomass, northern waters sequestered two to three times more carbon than those to the south of the islands--even at depths of 3000 meters--the team reports in today's issue of Nature.

At high salinity, water is sequestered in hydrated ionic structures, limiting the availability of free water molecules for protein hydration [ 37].

In order to obtain the correct enantiomer, the cyano group of the substrate (as well as the site of the cyanide ion in the reverse reaction) must point toward the active site water molecule sequestered between benzaldehyde and the cofactor.

The first was warm global temperatures, which prevented large volumes of water from being sequestered on land in the form of ice sheets.

For instance, the aforementioned high level of porosity and nano-voids at the fibril surface, where water molecules can be sequestered, leading to solvent uptake and elution [55].

Furthermore, the oxyferryl intermediate must remain sequestered from water until the hydroxylation reaction is complete to avoid generation of toxic oxygen species.

The biogenic calcium carbonate (CaCO3) sequestered to deeper waters accumulates in sediments or dissolves in the deep, undersaturated waters.

It is sequestered and the low water flow means that O2 and nutrients found in the surrounding pore waters are not flowing through the oil layer, limiting biodegradation rates, even though there are sufficient concentrations of nutrients and oxygen in the adjacent pore waters to support biodegradation of the residual oil components.