Sentence examples for yielding water from inspiring English sources

A new data product has recently been developed, yielding water vapor mixing ratios around the tropopause.

It causes individual cell voltage reversal, yielding water electrolysis and carbon corrosion reactions at the anode, ultimately leading to catastrophic cell failure.

A profound understanding of interactions in Fe0/H2O systems yielding water treatment is essential for enhancing the design of Fe0 filters (Sarr 2001; Lee et al. 2004; Li et al. 2006; Henderson and Demond 2011; Ulsamer 2011; Caré et al. 2013; Rahman et al. 2013; Guan et al. 2015).

The water is continuously added from an external source, wetting the hygroscopic hydrophobic membrane; the membrane is heated, yielding water from evaporation.

40 We implemented an arsenic mitigation programme in the study area at baseline to promote switching to safe wells that is, to wells yielding water with an arsenic concentration lower than the Bangladesh standard of 50 µg/L.

A potential compromise may be to encourage small-scale irrigation using lower yielding water wells.

Out of the little rains we've received, the water tables have gone further down, so most boreholes are no longer yielding any water".

The pair were visiting a village in Uganda, where a new well yielding clean water has radically improved the villagers' health.

Later, when they are about to first make love, she becomes "utterly unresisting, he could do what he like with her", and her body becomes "as yielding as water".

In one of the country's biggest infrastructure projects in its history, Australia's five largest cities are spending $13.2 billion on desalination plants capable of sucking millions of gallons of seawater from the surrounding oceans every day, removing the salt and yielding potable water.

Quantitative quaternization was achieved yielding hydrophilic water soluble polymers.