Sentences with phrase «to increase the discharge»
"To increase the discharge" means to allow a larger amount of something, such as water or electricity, to flow out or be released. Full definition
«You might experience increased discharge...» But let's be real, the internet should actually just tell you your body is creating it's very own slip and slide.
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The researchers predict that the Zachariae glacier will go on retreating for another 20 to 30 years, while continuing to increase its discharge of ice.
These rapid changes are the result of increased discharge from grounded ice into the ocean and from increased ice melting, which more than outweigh increases in surface accumulation.
Depending on a number of factors, increased infiltration may lead to increased recharge, which we would expect to result in increased discharge to surface water at some location downstream.
Signs of eye disease include increased discharge from one or both eyes, squinting, increased or decreased size of an eye, cloudiness in the eye, a bloodshot appearance to the whites of the eye (also known as the conjunctiva and sclera) and any asymmetry between the eyes.
A cat with a foxtail in her eye will have a swollen, squinting eye with increased discharge from the eye.
Presumably the loss of ice shelves increases the discharge rate of land - based ice but can we learn anything from this as relates for example to the prospects of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet (WAIS), a substantial fraction of which is grounded below sea level?
-- «Room for the river» programme to allow for increased discharge in rivers such as the Rhine.
There is an increased discharge during pregnancy, this is not harmful to either of you.
Anything that happens immediately after having sex, like spotting or increased discharge, is usually not related to pregnancy.
Doing too much too soon can increase discharge.
«This is important because warming in the Arctic may expand the active layer and increase the discharge, leading to increased emissions from Arctic lakes and driving additional global warming.»
Increased discharge, redness, pain, and a foul odor from the ear are also commonly noted.
There can be increased discharge, chronic congestion, or even bleeding from the nose.
Climate change has led to an observed increase in surface melting, surface accumulation, increased discharge and overall mass balance losses.
Alcohol and caffeine are diuretics, which means they increase the discharge of urine and dehydrate the body.