Sentence examples for water the underlying from inspiring English sources

When aliphatic alcohols with C ⪢ 10 spread in sand unsaturated with water, the underlying water is carried with them, although water is present as a thin film (μm) covering the sand particles.

Part of Moscow's water supply comes from some 1,000 deep bores in the city that tap the artesian water of the underlying Carboniferous beds.

Two physical experiments were developed to better define the thermal interaction of wetland water and the underlying soil layer.

The waterflooding technique, in which oil is displaced by injecting water into the underlying petroleum reservoir, is investigated for the reservoir field where oil extraction has not been started.

The waterflooding technique has been widely used in petroleum reservoirs where the pressure is insufficient to push oil to the surface, and then inject water into the underlying stratum.

Water from the underlying Lower Greensand aquifer and the adjacent chalk aquifer helps to maintain the flows during the summer months, despite the fact that large volumes are abstracted from both the aquifers and the river for the public water supply.

However, as soon as the ice was pierced, water from the underlying lake gushed up the borehole, mixing it with the Freon and kerosene used to keep the borehole from freezing.

It has been proposed that swarming requires a fluid environment generated as bacteria extract water from the underlying agar gel [ 74].

Their vegetation may alter in response to very small changes in water level and/or water chemistry, whereas the underlying peat may undergo total degradation on dewatering.

The main factors which control water inrushes include strata pressure, mining size, geologic structures and the water pressure in the underlying aquifer.

Superimposed on these inter-conversions among the iodine species, dissolved iodine, possibly in the form of iodide, was also added to the water column from the underlying sediments and the process was especially significant in the suboxic deep water in the upper Bay.