desalting उदाहरण वाक्य

Still, the article predicted that desalting would " open vast new reservoirs of fresh water " for use " wherever water is now scarce ."
Even Britain, whose reputation as a dank, wet place ignores large areas on its eastern coast where fresh water is scarce, has a desalting plant under construction.
The boat is equipped with a modern navigation system, a desalting kit, and communications gear top keep him in touch with Japan, France and the United States.
Desalting and buffer exchange both entail recovering the components of a sample in whatever buffer is used to pre-equilibrate the small, porous polymer beads ( resin ).
The ocean offers an unlimited supply, but desalting sea water and pumping it uphill would require colossal amounts of energy at a time when fossil-fuel consumption must be diminished.

Poseidon Resources, based in Stamford, Conn ., until recently a wholesale provider of electricity, has sold its power plants to concentrate on providing water, particularly through desalting.
To eliminate sample dilution and the collecting and monitoring of fractions, centrifuge column or plate-based gel filtration, also referred to as spin desalting, methods are commonly used.
And Arthur L . Goldstein, the chairman of Ionics, a desalting pioneer in Watertown, Mass ., has taken to comparing the industry's time line to that of aviation.
The base's desalting plant can produce 3 million gallons of drinking water a day, but the military would have to truck it to the Haitians or lay thousands of feet of pipe.
In many parts of California, for example, the options have narrowed to desalting ocean water or treating waste water, a choice that often brings the local citizenry into the desalting camp, fast.