Sentence examples for water studies from inspiring English sources

Residents learned how to perform land, soil, and water studies with equipment that they borrowed from university scientists.

In a way, some are reminiscent of Leonardo's water studies, except that you know (or at least think) that you are on solid ground.

The most sustained and engrossing chapter is largely devoted to Leonardo's water studies — vortices, floods, cloud formation — and depends on one of the remaining complete notebooks, the Codex Leicester.

Over 70% of all the available peer-reviewed papers have been published in the past two years, with a current average of one paper published each day; 87% of original research studies indicate potential risks or adverse health outcomes; 95% indicate elevated concentrations of air pollutants, and 72% of water studies indicate potential or actual incidence of contamination.

In 1968 he joined the Canadian Civil Service, at its request, to conduct water studies for the national department of natural resources.

Some of those fears were stoked after the 2011 and 2013 well water studies, which appeared in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences PNASS).

By using the attenuation image for the FDG and 15O-water studies, the emission images from both studies were co-registered so that the reference tumour VOIs could be applied to the water study (Figure 1).

Figure 1 Reference tumour volume of interest using the attenuation image for the FDG and 15 O-water studies.

The VOIs were defined for the baseline and 2-week post-treatment 15O-water studies using the associated baseline and 2-week post-treatment FDG scan-determined VOIs.

For marine fishery species, two key aspects of telemetry systems have traditionally limited the utility of this research technique: very poor radio signal transmission in salt water, and the limited detection range (1 3km in water) of ultrasonic telemetry for open-water studies.

For the O-water studies, factor images were generated and used for drawing VOIs.