evaporation造句

Metabolism, evaporation, radiation, convection.

Water saving-decrease evaporation, lesson irrigation water.

We have a cover to prevent evaporation.

Silicon is usually added by co-evaporation.

The latex concentration is raised by evaporation or centrifugation.

Volcanic heat would drive the chemical reactions, as well as causing lots of evaporation.

Some water is lost through evaporation in the cooling tower and in waste discharge.

Rainwater is channelled into sand catchments, which serve both to filter it and to protect it from evaporation.

Together, evaporation, transpiration, and sublimation, plus volcanic emissions, account for almost all the water vapor in the atmosphere.

In addition, the accord did not allow for the evaporation of liquidity that prevented the Banks from financing their businesses.

Lacking an outlet, the Caspian Sea loses water only by evaporation, leading to the accumulation of salt.

The terraced pools of mineral-laden water at Maras produce salt by evaporation, as they did in the time of the Inca.

However, for a while the land around the city acted as a natural air conditioner, keeping the air cool through evaporation of moisture from the ground.

This can help not only balance the carbon budget, but also predict evaporation rates and other weather and climate-related matters that are heavily reliant on plants.

Likewise, pumping water into natural aquifers for seasonal storage tends to be much cheaper than building a big dam, and prevents the great waste of water through evaporation.

When it is short of water, a plant, which normally USES evaporation as a means of cooling, cannot rid itself of the heat it absorbs from sunlight or the heat that may build up from its own metabolism.

The spirit of the convent, with which she had been permeated for the space of five years, was still in the process of slow evaporation from her person, and made everything tremble around her.

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.