Energy harvested from evaporation can reduce half the amount of water lost to natural evaporation, according to new research.
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This happens because warmer air results in more evaporation, and evaporation leads to more available water vapor to create precipitation.
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Evaporation increases with surface area, so both a wider pot and a device that makes the surface splash around more could increase evaporation.
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Note that the process of harvesting energy from evaporation will reduce the evaporation rates and therefore contribute to water savings in these regions.
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"We looked at a much more policy-relevant set of variables than before," he said, including "water availability," which combines precipitation and evaporation and has more bearing on agriculture than evaporation alone.
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Sahin's tiny "evaporation engine" sits on the surface of water.
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So when could these violent, hot evaporation events have happened?
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The water seeps out and cools the robot through evaporation.
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Sweat evaporates to cool you off, and humidity reduces evaporation.
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The device heats the tyres until they reach evaporation point.
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Add a splash of water to compensate for any evaporation.
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I believe that evaporation of sea water offsets thermal expansion.
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Stir frequently, cooking it slow and steady to minimize evaporation.
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The solution, Souza says, is to try to limit evaporation.
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If it's really tight, you're going to get less evaporation.
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It's the evaporation of the alcohol that makes these products effective.
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It also reduces evaporation, which helps keep the mask underneath active.
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Humans help this natural process along by building square evaporation ponds.
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"They don't drink a lot; it's more evaporation," he helpfully clarified.
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More humidity means less sweat evaporation, which means it feels hotter.
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Cotton, on the other hand, absorbs moisture but doesn't promote evaporation.
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At the same time, the new research also suggests that water evaporation farms, though still hypothetical, could provide power densities three times greater than wind power, and significantly reduce the amount of water lost to evaporation.
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This is why Hawking radiation is also known as black hole evaporation.
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With increased temperatures, there is increased evaporation, leaving some areas abnormally parched.
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Hotter dry seasons increase evaporation, providing more fuel for fires to burn.
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Even more ominous has been the near evaporation of primary aluminium imports.
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This was achieved thanks to better ventilation and evaporation during intense training.
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Trees and other plants absorb water and then release it through evaporation.
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Evaporation, Bolivia's chosen technique, leaves around half the lithium in the brine.
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That study tied such burn rates to warming temperatures and increased evaporation.
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Over time, evaporation occurs and the balsamic ultimately reduces, thickens, and ages.
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When you make rice in your own home and not in a sealed bag in a lab, you need to add more water to allow for evaporation—but how much varies depending on the fickle mistress that is evaporation.
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Energy from evaporation, unlike solar or wind, is less dependent on the weather.
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But the paper suggests that evaporation-based energy could have a big impact.
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When attached to a tiny wheels, the device powered the wheels using evaporation.
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The evaporation of global yield is pushing investors further out the maturity spectrum.
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It's literally water, pepper, with a small amount of alcohol for evaporation purposes.
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Slow cookers allow for very little evaporation in a sealed environment, Schloss says.
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Instead, a fan blows on a wetted pad, cooling hot air through evaporation.
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Image: National Hurricane Center/NOAAPut heat and water together, and you get evaporation.
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Evaporation was a real problem, which officials admitted had to be addressed soon.
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It is always a race against evaporation, and I have to work quickly.
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Climate change is intensifying the droughts that speed up evaporation in the region.
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It has to be hot compared to the atmosphere for evaporation to occur.
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Warmer temperatures will speed evaporation, and thus reduce water levels in Lake Gatun.
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Roughly half of that water is wasted because of runoff, evaporation or overwatering.
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Increased evaporation from 1979 to 2016 plays the largest part in the shrinking sea.
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The industry mining the sea for its minerals also promotes evaporation, according to Bromberg.
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The fiasco contributed to the evaporation of Labour's big polling lead over the Tories.
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However, extreme high temperatures which cause high evaporation, may worsen the current drought conditions.
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That means this evaporation was much more pronounced where the temperatures were the highest.
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The principles behind the plan are simple: Evaporation from plants has a cooling effect.
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Of course not; but that cannot be because ocean evaporation is a natural process.
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The researchers thought it might have to do with water evaporation in the gel.
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Some scientists believe faster evaporation of hot water reduces the volume left to freeze.
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Well, because of its immense size, it releases a lot of water through evaporation.
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By excreting over their own legs, the birds allow evaporation to cool them down.
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As the forest loses trees, it loses its rhythm: rain, evaporation, transpiration, condensation, rain.
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The pools existed only to symbolize luxury's triumph over the desert, and evaporation in general.
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Evapotranspiration is roughly defined as the total water "loss" from both evaporation and plant transpiration.
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ARC's approach does not account for extreme heat, which increased evaporation and thus water needs.
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At 20453% humidity, with no evaporation possible, the wet-bulb temperature equals the actual temperature.
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P: The virtual evaporation of anti-Catholic prejudice in America over the past 40 years.
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Sweating is how the body releases that heat, and its evaporation creates a cooling effect.
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Furthermore, evaporation is closely related to rising temperatures, a trend expected to continue with climate change.
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But these, too, are imprecise, vulnerable to the wind and to loss of water through evaporation.
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Warmer air causes greater evaporation from oceans and waterways, and warmer air can hold more moisture.
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Rising temperatures warm the oceans, causing more evaporation, more moisture in the atmosphere and heavier rainfall.
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This triggers a vicious cycle that leads to even more evaporation and therefore, less water supply.
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With evaporation, energy is expended, which cools the water and helps to form tiny snow crystals.
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Then she crumples, confessing loneliness and lamenting the evaporation of sororal solidarity she found in childhood.
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This then leads to greater evaporation, which means there's more water vapor in clouds for precipitation.
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Unlike solar and wind power, evaporation technology is not commercialized yet and won't be for a while.
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Study author and Columbia University biophysicist Ozgur Sahin first developed the "evaporation engine" in a 2015 paper.
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It could also vindicate Stephen Hawking's ideas about black-hole evaporation, which involve the same basic physics.
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Gypsum is a form of calcium sulphate created by the evaporation of water laden with that substance.
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Hydrologists expect that a warming climate will see the cycle of evaporation, condensation and precipitation speed up.
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The warming waters increase evaporation and cause bursts of rain that can erode away soil, scientists say.
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Sticking to the traditional timetable, he said, would mean losing much of that needed water to evaporation.
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Evaporation losses at Mead — say plan proponents — would be more than offset by savings at Lake Powell.
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Water evaporation, which requires large amounts of heat, takes heat from the nose, thus making it cooler.
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He recalled watching evaporation pools near the salt flat fail, contaminated by dirt carried on the wind.
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But if precipitation offsets evaporation, more or less 22019 percent, the net effects are, of course, zero.
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Also, a warmer atmosphere leads to more evaporation, more moisture in the atmosphere and thus more rain.
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Lakes and reservoirs around the globe are also drying up, since evaporation rates skyrocket when temperatures climb.
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It uses an advanced filtration and evaporation system that helps to prevent mold, mildew, and structural cracking.
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The panels also reduce evaporation from water bodies when temperatures are warm, thus saving freshwater for drinking.
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Freshwater shortages in the summer are expected because warmer summers will increase the evaporation of surface water.
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The evaporation and condensation that occurred inside each bottle microcosmically mimicked the universal cycle that produces rain.
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The loss of sea ice began to affect the weather, producing unusually high levels of evaporation and humidity.
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The evaporation of water initiated the crystallization processes inside the droplets, which were captured by time-lapse photography.
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The evaporation of the expected LNG surplus may also have implications for pricing and contracting in the industry.
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"Higher temperatures exacerbate the drought by increasing evaporation and transpiration," University of California-Merced professor LeRoy Westerling added.
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Oil refiners worldwide are slashing production or considering cuts as the pandemic causes the evaporation of fuel demand.
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The water then acts as a greenhouse gas, which traps more incoming heat, which speeds up the evaporation.
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"Evaporation is a huge issue," said Mr. Purkayastha, who uses scales favored by cannabis dealers for their precision.
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Souza explained to Business Insider, "Evaporation isn't a consistent thing, cook to cook, kitchen to kitchen," he explained.
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Deforestation also increases the rate of evaporation from water bodies already depleted by lack of rain, he said.
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They extract lithium-bearing brine from wells sunk deep below the salt crust and deposit it in evaporation pools.
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Very little evaporation can occur, and the excess heat instead goes into warming up the soils and the air.
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Utilizing viscous liquids, resin and a specific airtight sealing method, he secures liquids in vinyl, without leaking or evaporation.
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But such dramatic moves would result in the evaporation of European support, diplomatic isolation and possibly even military action.
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It is the cheapest of five options a government task force considered in 2016; others included evaporation and burial.
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The slow evaporation process causes the salt to crystallize into unique, hollow flakes that resemble flowers, hence its name.
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"It could be used for deflection of asteroids as well as evaporation of asteroids, among other uses," Lubin says.
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He has also devotedly championed the elusive miniatures of Federico Mompou, which he describes as "the music of evaporation".
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Pros: Dual hose system, compact yet powerful, self-evaporation system, quite, strong cooling system, environmentally friendlyCons: Shipment issues, price
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Warmer weather tends to increase evaporation, adding moisture to the atmosphere and leading to heavier and more frequent rainstorms.
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Nearly half of the Sun's energy that reaches the Earth's surface drives evaporation, influencing ecosystems, water resources, and climate.
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While acknowledging that E15 will increase tailpipe emissions slightly, he said the fuel would not largely increase fuel evaporation.
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There, the sulfur oxidizes into sulfate aerosols that reflect sunlight back to space, reducing evaporation on the planet's surface.
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A few feet away, near the escalator down to the platform, the maintenance team had hung an evaporation pan.
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The evaporation of her on-set and red carpet work dovetailed with a completed drop in private client services.
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Keeping the soil healthy and covered also reduces evaporation by 22017 percent, helping farmers conserve water, the department estimates.
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The Amazon&aposs water cycle depends on water vapor from the leaves of its trees and evaporation of rainwater.
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The company on Tuesday described a process that evokes the industry standard of using a series of evaporation ponds.
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Rainfall has decreased and temperatures have risen, increasing demand for agricultural irrigation just as water supplies fell and evaporation accelerated.
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We are substituting our wells for the natural evaporation process that sends the water into the atmosphere and wastes it.
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But skepticism about the project's environmental claims includes questions about evaporation, drought and the unethical or unnatural use of water.
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Using evaporation to mine lithium is an old and time consuming process, taking well over a year to produce lithium.
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Cape Town-based Sloane said his team could wrap passing icebergs in fabric skirts to protect them and reduce evaporation.
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They urge farmers to protect riverbanks and lake shores to help slow down evaporation and soil erosion in those areas.
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A Republican win in the November presidential election may well herald the evaporation of the new protections come January 2017.
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The new model found that because of increased evaporation, 73 percent of islands – rather than 50 percent – would become drier.
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The pond, covered with a tarp to ward off evaporation, also allows him to raise fish to eat and sell.
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And one consequence of a warmer planet is more evaporation, more moisture in the air, and hence more disastrous floods.
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Evaporation farms could also affect recreational activities, such as swimming and fishing, while turning otherwise picturesque places into complete eyesores.
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At this point, rotate the pan as necessary to maximize evaporation and even browning, and lower the heat as needed.
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The biggest catch is that, due to evaporation, the plate must be cleaned and the droplet replaced every 15 minutes.
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The evaporation of Chinese money in the United States reflects self-imposed restrictions by Beijing on investments outside the country.
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California is going to continue to need more precipitation, he added, as warming leads to more water loss through evaporation.
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If we lose parts of it, that means less evaporation, which means it would contribute less to stabilizing our climate.
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And as the demand for lithium increases, companies may resort to using energy-intensive heating to speed up brine evaporation.
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As it gets closer to Earth, the icy comet is shedding more gas and dust through its tail through evaporation.
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Not only does this provide moisture to the region, the evaporation off the leaves also has a local cooling effect.
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This "spotted" lake in British Columbia appears only in the summer when evaporation leaves behind 300 clustered bodies of water.
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The process of evaporation takes up heat from the surface and keeps the soils and air near the surface relatively cool.
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For one, watering your garden when it's cooler outside (either in the late evening or early morning), cuts back on evaporation.
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Go straight to the roots of your greenery and you reduce the amount of evaporation that occurs during the watering process.
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Modeling and the data have spoken; evaporation seems to have been driving a decline in the enormous sea's levels since 1996.
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If humans take too much water from a lake, or climate change causes excess evaporation, then salinity levels will become unstable.
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"Spraying water onto the skin simply causes more evaporation," Dr. Howe says — and that is how facial mists end up backfiring.
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In the roundtable discussion, Wilkinson will review how a spray drier works by separating the solids from a liquid through evaporation.
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They have speculated about how this evaporation process occurred, but it's been difficult to back these theories up with empirical evidence.
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They combined this on-the-ground work with satellites that detected evaporation over the region, which subsequently dried out the area.
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It's a terminal bay, which means rivers and streams flow in, but there's nowhere for water to leave — except through evaporation.
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The lithium production process would be different from the evaporation ponds typically used in Chile and elsewhere to produce the metal.
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"We normally get rid of excess body heat by sweating and we evaporate and we lose heat via evaporation," said Slovis.
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One time, Cagle recalled, Alcon wrapped one of its bottles in foil to reduce evaporation, extending the life of the product.
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And, with sea surface temperatures rising, there was more energy to fuel hurricanes, and more evaporation, which inevitably produces more rain.
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The basic idea is that materials are made to perform work through a cycle of absorbing and expelling water through evaporation.
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Yet, even this does not show the real error of water management: Climate change will dramatically impact freshwater availability through evaporation.
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They found evidence of both liquid and gaseous water, suggesting a water cycle like our own: evaporation, condensation, and all that.
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Warmer weather heats the oceans, which causes more evaporation, which increases moisture in the atmosphere, which then falls as driving rain.
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Because warmth drives evaporation, a world warmed by carbon dioxide will have a moister atmosphere, which will make it warmer still.
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Second, it raised the temperature of the water in the region, which means more evaporation and more water in the air.
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His work on black hole evaporation has been foundational to probing the murky reaches of the intersection between gravity and quantum mechanics.
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According to Yang's diagnosis, the automation and evaporation of hundreds of thousands of Midwestern manufacturing jobs is how we really got Trump.
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In most, as long as the lid is not locked, you can get the slow evaporation that cooks and reduces the liquid.
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But university officials did not return requests for reflection on the psychological toll — if any — from the sudden evaporation of 23 wins.
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Tanaka will display Targets and Evaporation Materials, Bonding Wires, Plating Solutions, Ag Adhesives, UV Cure Material, AuRofuse, Blazing Materials, Medical Semiconductor Materials.
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There was no real reason for the recovery from a data standpoint; it was simply just the evaporation of the initial shock.
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Global warming can cause extreme floods and droughts and can mean snowfall is replaced by rain, with higher evaporation rates, experts say.
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The pond's newly installed solar panels, besides generating electricity, also aid in reducing evaporation of water, improving efficiencies, according to the company.
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Since 1958, the amount of early April snowmelt going into the Rio Grande has dropped 22013% due to less snowpack and evaporation.
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Some of it is used in photosynthesis, but much of it is lost through evaporation and transpiration through the leaves and stems.
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Shade has been presented as a key benefit of floating photovoltaics as the panels blocking of sunlight reduces evaporation from key reservoirs.
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Because it's surrounded by woods on all sides, this part of the forest is sheltered from heavy winds, solar radiation, and evaporation.
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Joshua, a whiz at math who dreams up home experiments to test saltwater evaporation, started bringing home C's on his report card.
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We use 7 billion gallons of water a day on our yards, wasting half of it to runoff, over-watering and evaporation.
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Because warmth causes more evaporation and warmer air holds more moisture, climate change should also lead to more intense and frequent storms.
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Though all salt crystals are produced by evaporating water from saltwater brine, the pace of evaporation determines the shape those crystals take.
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When your body temperature rises, your eccrine glands secrete sweat, and the evaporation of moisture from your skin helps you cool off.
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But a trade war that causes a global economic slowdown, a market sell-off and an evaporation of business confidence certainly could.
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And isolated bodies of water, with insufficient drainage, may become increasingly salty through evaporation, which carries water away while leaving dissolved minerals behind.
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Overgrown forests catch more snow and rain on leaves and needles, where wind and sunlight increase the amount of moisture lost to evaporation.
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Foxconn would use as much as 24 million gallons per day from the lake, of which 39 percent will be lost through evaporation.
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Once the evaporation is done, bartenders are left with a concentrated syrup which retains the key flavours of the spirits, minus the booze.
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Evaporation is obvious enough—water vaporized from the surfaces of leaves, soil, and bodies of water—but transpiration is a bit less so.
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He and other analysts say the economics in Chile, where lithium concentrations are high and evaporation conditions are optimal, are hard to beat.
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Water shortages would result from increased demand by a growing population, as well shrinking rainfall totals and greater evaporation caused by global warming.
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Among their other arguments: the paper bag fee hurts the poor, and jobs would be killed by a sudden evaporation of bag sales.
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Of course not; but the reason cannot be that ocean evaporation is a natural process while anthropogenic emissions of other GHG are not.
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The southern and western United States have the greatest capacity to produce evaporation-generated power from lakes and reservoirs, according to new research.
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That most endlessly analyzed of Hollywood sex goddesses is now being subjected to an especially rigorous process of deconstruction — or is it evaporation?
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On humid days when the air is already carrying a lot of moisture, our bodies lose much of the cooling effect of evaporation.
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Solar evaporation is less energy intensive and the climate allows mountains of potash to be stored outside and sold when prices are high.
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The company would use as much as 7 million gallons per day from the lake, of which 39 percent will be lost through evaporation.
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But the agency estimates that 50% of that is actually wasted as a result of evaporation, wind, or runoff—all caused by inefficient irrigation.
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The sea has risen and fallen over the past few decades as runoff, precipitation and evaporation take turns adding or subtracting from its volume.
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Slater says his plan is environmentally "benign" and will conserve water that at present is lost from the aquifer via evaporation from dry lakes.
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To get those numbers, Williams used computers and the historical climate record to "dissect" the drought into components like temperature, wind, precipitation and evaporation.
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Consequently, Masters told me he'd seen alternative models that said evaporation may have led to as much as 30 percent more rain during Harvey.
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The company's lithium process, which relies heavily on evaporation ponds, was designed to extract potash fertilizer from salts, with lithium only as a byproduct.
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Spendthrift consumers in deficit countries suddenly found themselves squeezed by joblessness and the evaporation of easy credit: that led to a collapse in imports.
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The states with the highest evaporation-energy potential include Utah (26.5,200 Megawatt (MW) potential), California (27,550 MW), Minnesota (19,251 MW), and Louisiana (14,5003 MW).
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Centuries of evaporation have transformed this ancient lake bed into a dry alkali flat, inhabited today by a migratory roost of 30,000 sandhill cranes.
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These particles carry away bits of the mass of the hole, so that it will eventually disappear entirely, a phenomenon known as Hawking evaporation.
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Evaporation pans are the unsung Band-Aids of the transit system: plain metal trays in which water collects, and, ideally, evaporates before it overflows.
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There, the hot air rises into the atmosphere and power tropical cyclones through evaporation and the Coriolis effect, the spin created by Earth's curvature.
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Winding around the plants underneath the mulch are Gilmore Soaker Hoses that gently provide the moisture these plants need without losing water to evaporation.
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The IPO indigestion, repo flare-ups and commission evaporation all hint that the proprietary advantages once enjoyed by central Wall Street players have waned.
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"If the reservoir behind the GERD is operated at higher levels, it will result in huge losses due to seepage and evaporation," says AbuZeid.
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Those include building underground water tanks to harvest rainwater while limiting evaporation, and planting herbs in jerrycans tied to wood boards to maximize farming space.
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MethodI let the tequila and Cheetos infuse for about three days in a mason jar covered with plastic wrap to keep evaporation to a minimum.
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But since evaporation (from sea, lakes and rivers) and evapotranspiration (from the land) lead to increased rainfall, higher temperatures do not necessarily cause more droughts.
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Such expectations of low global growth and evaporation of yields due to negative interest rates in Europe and Japan are pushing down bond yields globally.
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Boiling is one extreme example of this sped-up evaporation, but at most of Earth's surface temperatures, some water always wants to turn into vapor.
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We recommend Organics Oceanics, containing natural seaweed extracts like carrageenan; this makes it extra slippery, like a silicone lube, without evaporation like water-based lubricants.
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Using a yardstick-like instrument, you measure how much liquid nitrogen is in the tank, and then graph that out to track your evaporation rate.
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Irrigation tends to lower air temperatures, but increase evaporation — with the net effect of making heat waves more intense and intolerable for the human body.
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Those sprayers were present during a recent visit, and water could be seen from outside the compound continuing to pour into a large evaporation pond.
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These include rooftops covered by plants, scenic wetlands for rainwater storage, and permeable pavements that store excess runoff water and allow evaporation for temperature moderation.
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"You can feel the evaporation of the physical ephemera," Mr. Lethem, whose most recent novel, "A Gambler's Anatomy," appeared in October, said in an interview.
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Scientists wrote a model to figure this out, and predicted that the energy potentially available from evaporation is comparable to that of wind and solar power.
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Nearly 2.7 million gallons of the water—about 39 percent of the daily intake from the factory—will be lost in the process, primarily from evaporation.
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Louis Kuijs of Oxford Economics, a research firm, says the divergence in their stockmarkets might reflect overconfidence in America and an evaporation of confidence in China.
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Hitoshi Nomura's "Time Arrow: Oxygen -183° C" (1993) consists of a glass flask whose steamy, blueish interior captures the visual effects of liquid oxygen's evaporation process.
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Blazer said only about 8 percent of rainfall water is captured in dams, with most of it being lost to evaporation, transpiration and replenishing ground water.
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Bright streaks were discovered next to the dark seasonal RSL, which they believe could be salt left behind after evaporation of what produced the previous RSL.
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Meanwhile, warm sea surface temperatures mean more energy for passing storms to feed off, plus additional evaporation of water into an atmosphere that can hold more.
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Because this buoyant fresh water cannot easily mix with the denser salty water below it, the surface gets very warm indeed, driving prodigious amounts of evaporation.
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Together, the practices have erased the need for conventional tillage, dramatically increased organic matter in the soil, reduced evaporation and runoff, and lowered summer surface temperatures.
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"Because of the hot temperatures we are losing hundreds of cubic meters of water daily due to evaporation," the president told the gathering in Polonnaruwa District.
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Mr. Trump's adversaries have pursued a range of unlikely strategies against him as the odds of defeating him have faded almost to the point of evaporation.
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The new plan will effectively lift those sales barriers by removing a regulatory barrier on fuel evaporation that EPA officials say should not extend to E15.
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This theoretical evaporation of black holes, known as Hawking radiation, may sound benign enough, but it challenges the laws of the universe as we know them.
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Warmer air increases the evaporation rate of water, and for every degree Celsius increase in temperature, a parcel of air can hold 7 percent more water.
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The new plan will effectively lift those sales barriers by removing a regulatory barrier on fuel evaporation that EPA officials say should not extend to E2202.
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Water is scarce and hidden in tinajas (natural cisterns), tucked out of sight in rocky clefts; the evaporation rate is 40 times the average annual rainfall.
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Dirty snow is more apt to absorb solar heat, leading to more evaporation and unreliable water flow — potentially hurting farming and leading to more forest fires.
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One possibility is that weaker trade winds and wind speeds in the Atlantic have led to less evaporation, which would otherwise have cooled the ocean down.
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The daily churn of rainfall and evaporation has a cooling effect on the region and can influence rainfall patterns as far away as the United States.
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Solar and wind power get all the attention, but harvesting energy from evaporation could go a long way toward solving our power problems — at least in theory.
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Yesterday, some of that scorching lava got into contact with snow, causing the water's near-instantaneous evaporation and resulting in the explosion of steam, ash, and rocks.
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A warmer climate will increase sea-surface temperatures relative to those of the adjacent atmosphere in some regions, leading to more evaporation, more clouds and stronger storms.
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For example, evaporation and subsequent moisture flows from large-scale irrigated farming in India contribute up to 40% of rainfall in East Africa, according to the paper.
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Once the warm air is drawn into the unit, it's pushed through water-soaked pads that turn it into a (chillier) gas via the process of evaporation.
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Ethiopia insists that it will produce only power and that the water pushing its turbines (less some evaporation during storage) will ultimately come out the other side.
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That's because the rising air temperatures would drive higher evaporation rates on the ground; the warmer the soil, the less likely it is to lock in moisture.
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Though he called the amount of water lost to evaporation and leakage "incredibly significant," Mr. Connor credited Glen Canyon with numbing the pain of the recent drought.
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They were trapped in rock salt from the Officer Basin in south-western Australia, laid down by the evaporation of seawater between 830m and 800m years ago.
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In south-central Egypt, for example, the annual rainfall averages between zero and five millimetres, but the annual evaporation rate can be as high as five metres .
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This mimicking of aspects of the ocean conditions, including the evaporation of water vapor into the system, permits tropical systems to persist longer than they otherwise would.
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Once foraged, truffles begin to dry and lose precious grams of weight — evaporation can diminish the value of a single shipment by several thousand dollars a day.
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As the Earth warms, the combination of changing rainfall patterns, rising evaporation rates and growing populations has put more places at risk of running out of water.
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The reason soon became apparent: French bank BNP Paribas had barred investors from accessing money in funds with subprime mortgage exposure, citing a "complete evaporation of liquidity".
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The point of the Edipeel coating is, simply, to act as a physical barrier that slows down the evaporation process and regulates how much oxygen gets into produce.
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The bigger nozzles, lower-pressure water flow, and the closeness of the nozzles to the ground meant he used less water, and less water was lost to evaporation.
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Anker products carry that new gadget smell — a blend of peculiar odors from the evaporation of chemical compounds in the plastics and the epoxy coatings of the device.
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People walk on deep cracks field as rise of sea-level causes deep cracks by leaving salt on ground after evaporation, in Satkhira, Bangladesh on January 20, 2016.
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Laze forms from the evaporation of seawater when hot lava enters the ocean, creating a condensed seawater steam that is laced with hydrochloric acid and volcanic glass particles.
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The idea is to clear an area big enough for a good snowpack to form, but small enough for shade to reduce evaporation and extend the melting season.
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"Instead of taking 18 months or two years like with a large evaporation pond, this is an industrial process that works in a matter of hours," said Highsmith.
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In November's mid-term elections, the party was pummelled by voters nervous about health-care costs and a possible evaporation of protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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Since the human body's natural cooling mechanism relies on the evaporation of sweat, a high dew point combined with high temperatures can increase the risk of heat stroke.
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They found that, when the stratocumulus clouds disappeared in the simulation, the enormous amount of extra heat absorbed into the ocean increased its temperature and rate of evaporation.
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In the winter, when evaporation is less of a concern, gasoline is made with a higher Reid Vapor Pressure (RVP), a common measure of the volatility of gasoline.
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The idea is that an ever-hotter sun will cause greater evaporation, over time reducing carbon dioxide levels to a point where plants will be unable to survive.
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These retain records of what has been swallowed and then imprint this information on the radiation that is carrying away the black hole's substance and causing its evaporation.
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What greater measure of global evaporation of post-inaugural latitude could there be than a UN panel's "early warning" to Trump, demanding he "unequivocally and unconditionally" reject discrimination?
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Their model shows that 62 gigawatts of power is potentially available from evaporation via existing lakes and reservoirs larger than 3103 square kilometer (not including the Great Lakes).
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The water flooded the mine's shaft, forcing workers to pump the runoff — by then contaminated with uranium — into open ponds, where they used industrial sprayers to speed evaporation.
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Whatever they're called, tropical cyclones generally become weaker after they arrive on land, since they draw their energy from the evaporation of water in the oceans below them.
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There, the hot air rises into the atmosphere and powers tropical cyclones through evaporation and the Coriolis effect, the different rates of rotation created by the spinning Earth.
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The ministry said it ordered ICL to stop using a series of evaporation pools at the factory and it was considering opening a criminal investigation into the incident.
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Into this "great vacuum left by the evaporation of the empire" have stepped Lévy's "five kings" — China, Russia, Iran, Turkey and Saudi Arabia (together with its Sunni allies).
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Add to that Ohio's 24-hour mandatory waiting period and the evaporation of clinics in even urban areas, like the city of Dayton, and it takes even more time.
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But while we've been seeing a visible increase in farm productivity for decades, the evaporation of farms and farmland has been happening rapidly over just a few short years.
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In places with heavy seasonal rain followed by long dry seasons it means building (or in many cases restoring) storage systems, ideally in places where evaporation will be low.
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For the record, the "tear film lipid layer" is the outer film of the eye that keeps vision clear, guards against disease, prevents water evaporation, and more good stuff.
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During times of evaporation, lakes become heavier in certain types of the water's oxygen and hydrogen, which gave researchers a confident idea of how fast the lake was disappearing.
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Trikam said rainfall had been some 60 percent below what was required in the crucial months between December and March, when the crop is growing and evaporation is high.
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In the recent mid-term elections the party was pummelled by voters nervous about health-care costs and the possible evaporation of protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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These waters take longer to cool back down once the Arctic winter sets in, thereby delaying ice formation, and the evaporation that takes place can also warm the atmosphere.
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Hiroshi Hayase, senior director at research firm IHS, said the printing method should result in products 30 to 40 percent cheaper than those made by the current evaporation method.
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You see, when it's compacted in the box, the surface area of the tree is reduced and the humidity builds up inside, so very little evaporation will take place.
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Morris conveys something of what Dr. Hawking thinks about black hole evaporation, imaginary time and curved space," The Times's Timothy Ferris wrote about Morris's "A Brief History of Time.
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Rising concentrations of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere cause Earth&aposs temperature to rise, which leads to more hot and dry weather, longer droughts, and higher rates of evaporation.
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It installed energy-efficient hallway lights that are controlled by motion sensors and a cover on its rooftop swimming pool to minimize evaporation and to reduce pool-heating costs.
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If rising debt is not restrained, "it will trigger a systemic financial crisis and lead to negative growth and even the evaporation of ordinary people's savings," the article said.
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And siting solar arrays on water - most cover up to 10 percent of a reservoir - can cut evaporation as well, a significant benefit in water-short places, Knight said.
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The evaporation of synergies that analysts had estimated at more than Sprint's $2130 billion market capitalization triggered several broker downgrades and sent Telekom's stock as much as 270.7 percent lower.
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They determined we could have ended up with the amount of volatiles present on Earth through evaporation and condensation working alongside specific concentrations of surrounding gases like oxygen and hydrogen.
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The chip designer forecast disappointing sales for the holiday quarter, pinning the blame on unsold chips piling up with distributors and retailers after the evaporation of the cryptocurrency mining boom.
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Nvidia in November forecast holiday quarter sales $700 million below analyst expectations, hit by unsold chips piling up with distributors and retailers after the evaporation of the cryptocurrency mining boom.
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Regardless of what you end up serving the fondue in, you may find you need an occasional splash of liquid to maintain a fluid consistency as it thickens from evaporation.
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Parched desert surfaces cannot cool by the evaporation of groundwater, and since the balance of surface energy is controlled by heat radiation, this makes the greenhouse gas effect even worse.
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They are agitating the liquid waste to speed evaporation of the volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and they put microbes in there to help eat up some of the organic matter.
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The evaporation of any sort of common ground on the issue of immigration helps explain the political plight of Republican candidates who have supported comprehensive reform measures, like Florida Sen.
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"It's literally water, pepper, with a small amount of alcohol for evaporation purposes," Border Patrol Foundation president Rob Colburn said in an interview with Fox & Friends co-host Steve Doocy.
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This is in keeping with other climate data from elsewhere in the world that shows that climate change intensifies hydrological extremes, such as droughts, by raising temperatures and evaporation rates.
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Notably, two committees of the Institute of Medicine confirmed findings by the University of Queensland that the evaporation distillation system, that converted salt water to portable water, enriched the dioxin.
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Japan Display also has separate plans to use the evaporation method to mass-produce smaller screens for smartphones from 2019 and is considering tapping new investors to fund that move.
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The bog is laced with instruments to measure the water table, the evaporation of water from vegetation and other characteristics, but researchers are still uncertain why it is not recovering.
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On trips to Death Valley, Douglas has examined the microbial life that can be found in the flats, where millennia of flooding and evaporation have left an encrustation of salt.
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But they also say that no amount of preventive burning will offset the impact of rising temperatures that accelerate evaporation, dry out land and make already-arid Australia a tinderbox.
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There are still good reasons to expect investors to support ETFs given the evaporation of expectations of U.S. interest rate rises and the plethora of global economic and political risks.
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Albemarle saw its first-quarter lithium sales drop 2 percent because of the torrential, weekslong January rains at its operations in Chile, which rely on evaporation ponds to produce lithium.
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The Great Salt Lake is a terminal basin, meaning that it has no output; it's served by four major tributaries and changes mainly according to cycles of precipitation and evaporation.
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They propose a "Breathe to Save Central Park" plan that involves the maintenance of an artificial cloud over the par to decrease water evaporation and protect reconstruction of the ecosystem.
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Moving like a gigantic thick wall, it carries sand and dust -- burying homes, increasing evaporation to a region that's struggling to preserve water supplies, as well as eroding valuable fertile soil.
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Now, seven years later, they're trying to push through a bill that divides their own party and prescribes the evaporation of coverage for millions of people, just to keep their promise.
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So we used cold tap water as a heat source and that meant doing vacuum evaporation, which is a way of making the liquid evaporate at a lower temperature than normal.
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In Uganda, climate change is expected to bring less rainfall overall, while shifting its distribution between seasons and increasing water evaporation rates, calling for creative thinking to recharge groundwater, experts say.
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The lithium from there is low cost because it relies on a roughly 18-month process of evaporation using the sun for energy, but bringing on new volumes requires advance planning.
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It was not immediately clear whether any Berkshire lithium venture would produce the metal using evaporation ponds, the industry's standard technology, or nascent industry processes, some of which are largely unproven.
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The last four years have been the driest on record, but they've also been some of the hottest, increasing the rate of evaporation and exacerbating the impact of below-average precipitation.
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This one treats Dada — specifically later Dada, from the end of the war to its evaporation in the early 1920s — as an international network, linked by the mail and photomechanical reproduction.
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Climate scientists have long said that a warming atmosphere and oceans should lead to more intense and frequent rainstorms, because there will be greater evaporation, and warmer air holds more moisture.
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Critics before me have contemplated its near-evaporation, noting that efforts to recuperate the genre — Unforgettable (280), Red Sparrow (290), the Netflix series What/If (2019) — have, with rare exceptions, floundered.
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The characters of 12 Monkeys are at least more honest about it, hoping against hope that every evaporation into the past might cause the universe to put itself back together correctly.
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Because a cheese that needs to travel long distances also should retain its moisture, the round shape also serves to minimize surface area, which decreases the moisture that's lost through evaporation.
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The group found that over time, photo evaporation from high energy photons—caused by the exoplanet orbiting the host star so closely—forced the exoplanets to lose some of their atmospheric mass.
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He'd just read an article about the different forms that water takes in nature (from condensation to precipitation to evaporation) and realized that God's presence in people's lives takes many forms, too.
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TORRENTIAL RAIN Albemarle saw its first-quarter lithium sales drop 2 percent because of the torrential, weekslong January rains at its operations in Chile, which rely on evaporation ponds to produce lithium.
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The group blames Israeli and Jordanian mining, creating evaporation ponds from which minerals are extracted, and the diversion by Israel, Jordan and Syria of Jordan River water that feeds into the lake.
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In the winter, when evaporation is less of a concern, gasoline is made with a higher Reid Vapor Pressure, a common measure of the volatility of gasoline, by blending butane into it.
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The work includes capping and compacting waste dumps, and rehabilitating an evaporation pond and a tailings dam, but doesn't involve filling the open pit, which covers 3.5 square km (1.4 sq miles).
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"Ice packs are put under the groin, under the armpits, under the neck and the person is sprayed with water as fans run air current across them to maximize evaporation," he said.
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The chip designer on Thursday forecast disappointing sales for the holiday quarter, pinning the blame on unsold chips piling up with distributors and retailers after the evaporation of the cryptocurrency mining boom.
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Our Australian ally, who fought alongside us on land and sea, discovered that the ship's evaporation distillation system, which converted saltwater to drinking water, did not remove the dioxin but enriched it.
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Intense equatorial sunlight speeds the evaporation of water from sea and land to sky, trade winds bring moisture from the ocean, and bordering mountains force incoming air to rise, cool and condense.
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Natural sea salts like fleur de sel, sel gris and Maldon are the less-refined result of gradual evaporation, which is why they tend to be more expensive than refined sea salts.
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Large amounts of highly acidic wastewater poured into the desert on Friday when a wall of an evaporation pool partially collapsed at the Rotem Amfert facility, according to Israel's Ministry of Environment.
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A price war has broken out amid the evaporation of demand after the collapse of an agreement on withholding supply between OPEC and major producers including Russia, a grouping known as OPEC+.
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And Quebec already receives from more than twice the mean annual precipitation compared to central and western regions: that extra moisture will create a much-needed buffer from increased evaporation, D'Orangeville said.
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As a basin, the largest factors affecting the Caspian sea's levels are rain, evaporation, and inflow, mostly from the Volga river but with help from others like the Ural, depending on the year.
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Loss, for example, is a part of every cask at The Balvenie: The "Angel's Share" is the term applied to the whisky that's lost via evaporation over the course of the ageing process.
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At the same time, warm water around the maritime continent causes tremendous evaporation and a column of warm moist air to rise high into the atmosphere, which then flows east across the Pacific.
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The company said that heavy rains at its Argentina lithium production facility diluted evaporation ponds with more than 80 millimeters (3.2 inches) of water last month, affecting more than 750 tonnes of production.
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But the dollar has fallen steadily since the middle of December, cast by some as a necessary shakeout in market positioning but by others as an evaporation of faith in the new administration.
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"Flood" irrigation systems, where water is released to inundate fields or furrows, lose water to evaporation, or to percolation (ie, to the soil itself before it can be absorbed by the crop's roots).
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The evaporation of pure and liquids with dispersed particles has been studied extensively in the last two decades, although the research coming out of the University of Twente is unique in the field.
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Olive oil, for example, increases water evaporation from the skin, he said, adding that the oils likely to be most protective and free of allergens are sunflower oil, coconut oil and shea butter.
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Because the shape, size and number of salt crystals piling up on the sea bottom vary with the water's salinity, evaporation rate and temperature, the resulting structures also vary in shape, he said.
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It will be ugly and flailing and desperate and — depending on recession-era geopolitics — potentially quite dangerous, but there is no way a president so widely disliked survives the evaporation of his boom.
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One hypothesis is that the warming in the Arctic could be contributing to more evaporation from sea ice, which in turn provides the moisture in the atmosphere that makes more snow, he said.
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It will be ugly and flailing and desperate and — depending on recession-era geopolitics — potentially quite dangerous, but there is no way a president so widely disliked survives the evaporation of his boom.
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The Hoover Dam's Lake Mead, which on Wednesday fell to its lowest level ever, some 145 feet below capacity, also loses hundreds of billions of gallons to evaporation and is now 37 percent full.
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In this context, Maue pointed to previous NASA-funded research by Theresa Andersen and J. Marshall Shepherd making the case that a "brown ocean effect" — evaporation from moist warm soils — can energize tropical systems.
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But there was no forced shutdown of the economy as there is now, with an instant evaporation of hundreds of billions in commercial activity throwing healthy companies into peril and casting millions into unemployment.
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The evaporation of faith in that idea along with Trump's troubles in Congress over healthcare have pulled the greenback 10 cents back from the long-term highs of $1.03 per euro hit in January.
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Justin Calvino, one of the appellation effort's organizers, told VICE that farmers are moving toward responsible water and environmental use, and perhaps more importantly, that the black market is already showing signs of evaporation.
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If we were able to harvest evaporation energy from the existing lakes and reservoirs in the US — excluding the Great Lakes in the Midwest — we could generate 325 gigawatts (2.85 million megawatt hours per year).
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The authors pretty much ignored the effect of heat evaporation on the meteor entering the atmosphere, since they were hoping solely to get a better picture of the role of their new air penetration idea.
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"We normally get rid of excess body heat by sweating, and we evaporate, and we lose heat via evaporation," said Dr. Corey Slovis, a professor and chairman of emergency medicine at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
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A preliminary study from 2018 on water at Atacama found more water was leaving the system through pumping and evaporation than was coming back via rain and snowfall, sparking concerns among indigenous communities and environmentalists.
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The majority of farms are flood-irrigated from the Nile, using the ancient technique of allowing water to flood over the land with little control, leading to huge losses in water to runoff and evaporation.
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It's hard to believe, given the unmistakable evaporation of all that interpersonal drama, but it wasn't so long ago that Kreizler came across like the most reasonable genius in the genre, let alone the room.
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"If you take your mug of hot cocoa outside and the temperature is minus 20 degrees Fahrenheit, you see huge amounts of evaporation," said Jennifer Kay, a climate scientist at the University of Colorado, Boulder.
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So I can't say whether the recent decline in American religiosity will become an unstoppable collapse, as Dreher argues, or if it's just the evaporation of nominal Christianity that will leave a churchgoing core intact.
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The panel will consider strategies such as evaporation of the water and injection deep underground, in addition to a recommendation by Japan's nuclear regulator to release the treated water into the ocean, a more conventional technique.
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The world's biggest maker of graphics cards for computer gaming pinned the blame for a disappointing holiday forecast on unsold "Pascal" chips piling up with distributors and retailers after the evaporation of the cryptocurrency mining boom.
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Not only must they fund their own retirements due to the near evaporation of company pensions, they also are saddled with more student-loan debt, stagnant wages and higher living expenses compared to a generation ago.
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Instead, the battery-powered devices produce an aerosol mist by heating "e-juice," which typically contains flavors and nicotine dissolved in solvents (propylene glycol or vegetable or both) that minimize evaporation until the cocktail is inhaled.
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In our hypothetical scenario we would therefore need to be able to either control or at least predict accurately the concentration of CCN, the rate at which droplets form, and the evaporation rates within the clouds.
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"[Lots of bodies in space] leads to higher heat and higher humidity conditions that really impede normal evaporation, which is our body's basic mechanism to keep us comfortable when we need to keep cool," he says.
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British Columbia's "Kliluk" lake, as it's known to Canada's Okanagan First Nations people, or otherwise called "Spotted Lake" or "Polkadot Lake," is subject to seasonal evaporation causing colorful, roundish pools of minerals to pop up throughout.
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He noted that in Los Angeles, the Water Department covered a reservoir with $34.5 million worth of black plastic balls to slow evaporation; floating solar panels might have served the same purpose and also generated energy.
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"That's basically light hydrocarbons that are the product of human activity — like the evaporation of people's gas tanks — being affected by ultraviolet light from the sun," a chemical process similar to the one occurring on Charon.
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Open bodies of water across the continental United States—excluding the Great Lakes—have the potential to produce 2178 gigawatts of power each year through natural evaporation, according to new research published today in Nature Communications.
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"Because of their huge body size, and their warm and dry habitat, African elephants can avoid over-heating only by losing calories through evaporation of the water they collect in and on their skin," researchers wrote.
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Dry farming isn't entirely dry; it relies on fields soaked by rain, and cooler summers that lead to slow evaporation, along with plenty of work from the farmer to maintain its moisture, particularly in drought years.
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"If the structures help keep in moisture, and we have less evaporation, we'll need less water to grow the same amount or even more [crops]," said Jordan Macknick, the lead energy-water-land analyst for NREL.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Albemarle Corp on Tuesday detailed a process it believes will increase its Chilean lithium output by nearly a third and said it is working to reduce the affect of precipitation on its evaporation ponds.
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Rosatom said its technology would utilize residual brines left over after processing, and it would do away with the large, water-intensive solar evaporation pools that Chile's top miners use to produce lithium, the lobbyist records show.
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This intense water usage presents several problems: Water used for cooling can be lost to evaporation, and the water that's sent back into the environment may be contaminated, or so hot that it harms fish and wildlife.
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Years of foreign debt accumulation and rising balance of payments gaps meet a sudden evaporation of domestic and investor confidence that sends the currency sliding, inflation soaring and forces central bank interest rates higher to control it.
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"The Cadiz Project will add a new reliable water supply in Southern California and safely and sustainably manage groundwater that is otherwise lost to evaporation," Cadiz spokeswoman Courtney Degener said in a statement after the committee's decision.
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With a debate running about whether the evaporation of borrowing rates should be grasped by governments to deal with the climate emergency, the reaction to those comments shows how sensitive the market is to signs of such stimulus.
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SANTIAGO, June 11 (Reuters) - Albemarle Corp on Tuesday detailed a process it believes will increase its Chilean lithium output by nearly a third and said it is working to reduce the affect of precipitation on its evaporation ponds.
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U.S.-based Nvidia became the latest semiconductor maker to warn on sales on Thursday, blaming unsold chips piling up with distributors and retailers after the evaporation of a cryptocurrency mining boom, which had fueled demand for processing power.
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The weakness in its lithium unit, which executives have repeatedly labeled as the company's future, was largely due to torrential January rains at the company's mines in Chile, which rely on evaporation ponds to produce the white metal.
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Describing the public sphere in the language of markets, he argues that three major factors have altered the fortunes of today's intellectuals: the evaporation of public trust in institutions, the polarization of American society, and growing economic inequality.
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That threshold was determined by a measurement called the wet-bulb temperature (WBT), which is gauged by wrapping wet cloth around the bulb (or sensor) of a thermometer, so that evaporation of the water can cool the bulb.
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Increased vulnerability to heat arises because the irrigation exposes more water to evaporation, leading to higher humidity in the air than would otherwise be present and exacerbating the physiological stresses of the temperature, according to the report's authors.
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On the other, sweeping views take in the trees, fields, Ria Formosa park, the Atlantic, and some of the Algarve's salt pans, basins designed for sea-salt production using a method of saltwater evaporation dating to the Phoenicians.
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"With continued warming in the northern hemisphere, one can expect yearly accumulated evaporation rates over the Caspian Sea to continue increasing for the foreseeable future," they write in the study published last month in the journal Geophysical Research Letters.
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Rocks spread across the entire surface of the Moon all show a similar pattern of zinc and other volatile loss, which is why researchers think it must have been a large-scale, high-temperature event that caused this evaporation.
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Lower temperatures can help accomplish that by cooking off just enough moisture to cook food and make it taste good — "when things are dehydrated, you have concentration of flavor" — without the more rapid evaporation that happens at higher temperatures.
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Unlike your run-of-the-mill mask, though, patches create a truly occlusive barrier on the skin that "pushes" active ingredients into the skin, which holds in moisture, eliminates the issue of evaporation, and makes them much more potent.
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An independent randomized control trial, which compared the levels of bacteria left on washed hands after using four different drying methods (cloth towels, paper towels, hand dryer, spontaneous evaporation), found no difference in the germ levels in any group.
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ROME (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - If India's water-short farmers were to adopt more efficient methods of irrigation, cutting evaporation from their fields, farmers in East Africa might see less rainfall - and worsening drought - within five years, scientists warned Monday.
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That home bias has gradually been reduced over the past 230 years, but the seemingly endless evaporation of domestic bond yields to zero and below in developed economies since the credit crash means there may be further to go.
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Industry bulls, including top executives among the biggest producers, believe that in focusing on smaller shale firms as potential swing producers, the markets are missing a longer-term supply drought caused by the evaporation of investment in conventional wells.
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"The neighborhood is responding to people's wants and needs," she noted, referring to the arrival of two popular restaurants on Second Avenue, the Smith and La Pecora Bianca, as well as the evaporation of antiques shops and grocery stores.
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But in the intervening decades a clerical sexual abuse scandal, the tearing of children away from unwed mothers and other awful abuses against vulnerable Catholics have hastened a blooming of secular modernity and the evaporation of the church's authority.
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The dissonant aspect of the book is that in support of this, the authors frequently decry the decline of the nuclear family, broken marriages, frayed communities, the absence of religion, and evaporation of the spiritually important aspects of work.
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But the reality is that it's near impossible now to envision Fultz playing again before at least summer league, thanks to the mysterious evaporation of the shooting mechanics that helped make him the No. 1 overall pick last June.
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Global warming has led to a higher rate of evaporation, resulting in less soil moisture and poorer grass cover, said Shen Yongping, a Chinese scientist who has observed the weather patterns on the Qinghai-Tibetan plateau since the 251s.
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Over the past year, bootstrappers like Hartman and Jared Kaplan of Johns Hopkins University have made quick progress in understanding how black holes work in these fish-eye universes, and in particular, how information gets preserved during black hole evaporation.
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"We have not witnessed (or not yet) a sudden evaporation of risk appetite, as happened, for example, after the summer of 2015, the last time that the health of the world economy was truly in debate," said ODDO BHF economists.
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The lead author of the new paper, Ozgur Sahin from Columbia University, says natural evaporation could serve as a reliable renewable energy source, and that the time has come to develop the materials and technologies required to make it happen.
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Her sound works subtly evoked the evaporation of local communities, but the real romance came from the extraordinary privilege of entering this unknown architectural jewel, finding a minute's peace amid its elegance, and then returning to the artsy throngs outside.
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The printing method can produce OLED screens 20 percent to 30 percent cheaper than the current evaporation process as it doesn't need vacuum chambers and metal masks for depositing colors, Yoneharu Takubo, JOLED's technology chief, said at a news briefing.
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Today, rapid population and economic growth, shared water supplies across borders, and the effects of climate change including frequent droughts, declining rainfall and high evaporation rates have significantly impacted water supplies in the region, according to the 2018 Arab Regional Report.
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Geographer and environmentalist Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim — of Chad's indigenous Mbororo community — spoke to the intersectional impact of climate change in the north-central region of Africa, where the evaporation of much of Lake Chad has particularly impacted the area's women.
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If the Trump administration does the opposite — cracking down on marijuana businesses and preventing the forward movement of a burgeoning and highly profitable industry — we will see significant job loss, and the evaporation of newfound and much needed tax revenue.
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Pakistan's new government, for instance, is talking about using floating solar panels on water reservoirs near Karachi and Hyderabad, both to provide much-needed power and to curb water losses as climate change brings hotter temperatures and more evaporation, he said.
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A typical industry practice to protect evaporation ponds against rain would be to drain ponds as storms approach, storing the concentrate until after rains pass, Lithium Chile Inc's Jose de Castro said in an unrelated presentation at the Santiago conference.
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Seems like the same people who are convinced the Benghazi attack is more of a scandal than Russia's influence over our politics, the complete evaporation of the emoluments clause, or the continuous stream of lies and misinformation that Trump speaks every day.
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All of that sums into one easy equation: The rate of change in the Caspian's mean sea level over time is just the rate of change of precipitation plus the rate of change of river discharge, minus the rate of change of evaporation.
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At the end of its life, a ploonet close to the star could experience a number of simultaneous processes, such as surface sublimation and atmospheric evaporation, puffing the atmosphere up so that the planet appears much bigger, and ejecting material into space.
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And in what is perhaps the most egregious failure for a system intended to conserve water, many of the reservoirs created by these dams lose hundreds of billions of gallons of precious water each year to evaporation and, sometimes, to leakage underground.
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Stretching across more than 4,000 square miles of South America's Altiplano (high plain), Salar de Uyuni (literally, the salts of Uyuni, the nearest town) is the world's largest salt flat, a nearly featureless white landscape left behind by the evaporation of prehistoric lakes.
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Avi Schweitzer, chief technology officer of Netafim, an Israeli company that sells drip-irrigation equipment and technology in 110 countries, says that, by minimising both evaporation and percolation, it manages to achieve 95-244% efficiency in delivering the water to the photosynthetic process.
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If you're looking for an issue that could have induced traditionally Democratic-voting secular white working-class Northerners to abandon their historic partisan allegiance, the sudden evaporation of this issue after decades of consistent partisan conflict is probably a good place to look.
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Because refiners need to sell off stockpiles of so-called winter-grade gasoline before they begin producing large volumes of gasoline with a chemical make-up that is more resistant to evaporation in the summer, the price of gasoline typically tumbles in March.
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In addition, unlike Chile's sun-drenched Atacama salt flats, snow and rain slow the evaporation process needed to extract lithium from brine in Uyuni, and the landlocked nation will have to use a port in neighboring Chile or Peru to ship the metal out.
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The company filed the environmental impact statement in September, detailing plans to build the new plant near the northern Chilean coastal port of Mejillones, as well as six new solar evaporation pools in the salar, which lies close to the border with Bolivia and Argentina.
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But if we accept these polls for what they say, the conclusion is clear: There has been an enormous swing from Trump to Clinton among men in the past month, a swing largely due to an evaporation among Trump's base: white men with no degree.
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Mere lack of rainfall does not a desert make, since the real issue is not so much the absolute quantity of precipitation in an area (in the form of rain, fog, snow, or dew) as the ratio of that precipitation to the rate of evaporation.
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You just snap on a pair of ventilating arms, slip it into a garment, turn it on, and instead of waiting hours for evaporation to do its thing, you can dry a shirt, pants, or almost any article of clothing in a matter of minutes.
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If Trump doesn't want to preside over the evaporation of the entire student loan system into a mist of illegitimacy, he must command his Congress to, at a minimum, repeal part of the U.S. bankruptcy code dealing with the "undue hardship" of student loans.
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Sales at the store, in the once-teeming shopping district of Tsim Sha Tsui, have plummeted 90 percent in recent months, thanks in large part to the evaporation of tourists from mainland China who have been staying away since antigovernment protests began in June.
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"As liquefied butane has a high evaporation rate, MPA has assessed that any leaked butane would have been carried southward away from mainland Singapore, where most of it would have rapidly dissipated to below flammable levels within an hour and pose no risk to shipping," it said.
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"We start our show with a protest dedicated to the 'evaporation' of our colleague - an Azeri journalist - from the center of Tbilisi and his 'reappearance' in a Baku prison," Georgie Gabunia, host of the political talk show "Archevani" (Choice) on popular opposition channel Rustavi-2, told viewers.
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According to two scholars at SUNY Buffalo State, in 1883 T. N. Mukharji sent samples of both purified and unrefined Indian Yellow to Kew Gardens, along with one of the earthenware collecting pots and a specimen of the cloths used to strain the urine before evaporation.
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Unlike the fallout from the housing crisis in 2008, which impacted the majority of US households and resulted in the evaporation of substantial wealth, Fitch believes that the sharp drop in oil prices has led to a broad transfer of wealth from energy producers to consumers.
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Recent studies have considered the various ways in which we might be able to harness the power of evaporation, a prime example being a floating, piston-driven engine that can generate enough electricity to cause a light to flash and power the engine of a miniature car.
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Nike chose the course for the area's cool temperature (about 52 degrees at the start), trees that shield the wind, consistent asphalt surface and lack of sharp turns, as well as a water vapor pressure that would help cool the runners' bodies through the evaporation of sweat.
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