Sentences with phrase «huge volume of water»

I consumed a pretty huge volume of water after the first one, which is no doubt beneficial, but didn't seem to stop them.

As they strike, their mouths fill with huge volumes of water, including lots of krill.

How it works: Electricity is used to pump huge volumes of water from a lower reservoir to an upper one.

That is because the movement of the Earth's crust can shift huge volumes of water, unleashing a parade of great and powerful waves.

The new images are presented in false color, detailing an area that once played host to huge volumes of water, leaving scars across the Red Planet's surface.

Wind farms displace fossil fuel power stations that often use huge volumes of water for cooling.

CNN: «Atmospheric rivers», airborne corridors of concentrated moisture which carry huge volumes of water, are set to get wider and longer, causing more frequent and catastrophic floods as the atmosphere warms.

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Now, with billions in new revenues flowing out of these deposits, a growing number of oil - and - gas - field services firms have emerged with solutions to the problem of how to remediate the huge volumes of heavily polluted water that comes out of the ground.

Regarding food and drink water, the required calculated numbers would be around 15 % for food and 10 % for water (even less if rain is used) Regarding predators: the ark had a huge volume, about 500 American railroad cars, each of them able to carry 240 sheep.

MTMS - uncoated cellulose aerogels are hydrophilic, thus they can also absorb and retain huge volumes of polar fluids such as water and alcohol.

Below this was a huge volume of deoxygenated water containing bacteria that could break down organic molecules without oxygen.

After filtering to remove radioactive caesium, Tepco stores the water — huge volumes of it — in 1060 tanks, each holding up to 1000 tonnes.

They move huge volumes of heat, salt, and nutrient rich - water, which are important to fish, industrial fishing operations and the global climate.

Be thankful that the we are insulated from the huge volume of cold waters that comprise the ocean, because if it ever became far more mixed with the surface layers we would plunge into permanent glaciation.

The oceans are stratified, warmer water floats on top of the huge volume of deeper ocean that is at maximum density and minimum temperature.

It seems that those who fear AGW (or at least some of them) do admit that it is not realistic to expect a planetary atmosphere such as ours to warm up oceans of water over the timescale required by AGW theory because of the huge volume and density of that water and thus the heat storage differentials.

Due to the huge volume of sea water and the density differentials between air and ocean that would be impossible or would require such huge amounts of atmospheric heating and such huge lengths of time that for practical purposes it should be ignored.

It can not account for the huge volume of leftover warm water that's below the surface and returned to the West Pacific and into the eastern tropical Indian Ocean via off - equatorial slow - moving Rossby waves.

On a curved scale like our planet, Any mm change can be vastly huge in volume of water.

The new study, accordingly, uses a computer model of Antarctica to study the consequences of adding huge volumes of salt water to different portions of the ice sheet.

Even if the system did not prevent that entirely it would take many thousands of years to have any measurable effect on the oceans at all due to the huge density differential between air and water and the volume of water involved.

The volume of monomer water vapour in this atmosphere is huge.

My first reaction is that the condensation of water vapor — removes a little gas from the air — releases relative to the that volume of gas a huge amount of latent heat

The reason for this is that there can be a huge volume of warm water that's leftover from an El Niño.

Hydraulic fracturing sends «huge volumes of toxic fluids» deep underground at high pressure, to fracture shale rock and release natural gas, Food & Water Watch claims.

To extract it, the shale is blasted with huge volumes of fresh water at high pressure, a practice known as hydraulic fracturing, or «fracking».