Sentence examples for water spaces from inspiring English sources

This analysis and these insights, in combination with existing green and water spaces, forms the input and condition for designing a sustainable city.

For testing the suitability of these phantoms, we performed diffusion measurements on all of them and evaluated the resulting data with a set of popular diffusion models, such as diffusion tensor and diffusion kurtosis imaging, a two compartment model with intra- and extra-capillary water spaces using bi-exponential fitting, and time-dependent diffusion coefficients in Mitra's limit.

The following geometry parameters are slightly different from those we used previously [54], as these are taken directly from human vastus lateralis histological data, without the previous fitting requirements to match water spaces (1.4% vascular space and 7% interstitial fluid), nor previous adjustments based on theoretical oxygen consumptions.

Lung water can be measured by external residue detection techniques, after separately administering radioactively labeled tracers that distribute within the total and intravascular water spaces of the lung.

Total body water was measured as a constituent of the measurement of total energy expenditure by doubly labeled water, using dilution with stable isotopes, i.e., the average of total body water spaces as measured by deuterium and oxygen was used as the reference method (21).

Coops, food, water, space, feeders, waterers, incubators- what's next?

"In terms of water space, that's gone up.

"They could have been fighting over food, water, space.

We are talking about a water space that covers two-thirds of the world's surface.

Birmingham, for example, has closed pools but their actual water space has increased".

Competition aboveground centres on light, space, and symbionts (largely pollinators), while that below ground is over water, space, nutrients, and symbionts (microorganisms such as mycorrhizae and nitrogen-fixers).