salinity造句

The natural salinity of the ocean will draw the freshwater out, retaining the plants and nutrients.

European satellite was launched in 2009 to measure soil moisture and ocean salinity.

A third process by which salinity may be altered is associated with the formation and melting of sea ice.

Similarly, in coastal regions where rivers dilute the sea, salinity is somewhat lower than in other oceanic areas.

New strains of crops could better weather the changing climate, as well as resist disease, salinity, and toxic heavy metals.

This corresponds to the amount of moisture in soil and salinity in the ocean, according to ESA.

A study published in 2007 concluded that both drought and increased demand for irrigation water contributed to the lake's falling water levels and rising salinity.

Brine discharges are especially tricky to dispose of at inland desalination plants, and they're also raising the salinity in parts of the shallow Persian Gulf.

The subject is beyond the scope of this section inasmuch as it depends to a large extent on the dynamics of salinity intrusion.

The units carry software that can fine-tune filtering in response to local changes in water temperature, salinity, pH and silt, and can be remotely controlled from a central operations center.

FAO has worked to raise the local capacity in dealing with the issue by training more than one hundred local officers and providing them with special instruments to measure soil salinity.

Variations in the salinity of ocean waters depend on the addition or removal of fresh water through evaporation and precipitation and, in polar regions, on the freezing and melting of ice.