Thus, the Amott fluid wetting index reflects the potential capillary energy associated with the spontaneous imbibition process, which results in a very insensitive way to detect wetting alterations close to neutral conditions.
The factors of geology, soil, land use/land cover (LULC), altitude, slope, aspect, curvature, topographic wetting index (TWI), stream power index (SPI), length steepness factor (LS), distance to roads, distance to faults, faults density, distance to river, drainage density, lineaments and lineaments density are often used in the analysis of groundwater springs and aquifer yields potentiality.
As the new wettability test is based on the chromatographic separation of two water-soluble components, i.e. a tracer, SCN−, and a potential determining ion towards chalk, SO42−, the fraction of the surface area covered by water was decided to represent the new wetting index.
And I sneak into his room and, like this" — he wet an index finger and held it under his nose — "I check his breeding".
The white-haired woman wet her index finger, then bent toward the shoulder of the man seated at the bench of a grand piano.
This is performed using the linear regression of a monthly average signal standard deviation with a wet refractivity index, which is a function of the average local ground-level humidity and temperature, to account for the different climate zones.
Rats were decapitated at 24 h, and the distal 8 cm of the colon were removed for macroscopic scoring, determination of tissue wet weight index (WWI), histologic assessment and tissue myeloperoxidase (MPO) activity.
Rats were decapitated at 24 h and the distal 8 cm of the colon were removed for macroscopic and microscopic scoring, determination of tissue wet weight index (WI) and tissue myeloperoxidase activity (MPO).
As a representative of dryness, we included the CRU wet days index for the driest months: January, February, and September.
Wet your index finger and use it to smooth the caulk into place in the joint.
