salinity English

Meaning salinity meaning

What does salinity mean?

salinity

— noun (= brininess) the relative proportion of salt in a solution

— noun (= salt) the taste experience when common salt is taken into the mouth

Synonyms salinity synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as salinity?

salinity English » English

saltiness

salt content

saltness

salt

saline concentration

brininess

salineness

promotion

brackishness

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Movie subtitles

Can you modify the signals accounting for density, temperature and salinity.

They only lay when the salinity's right.

Sleep in the depths where the salinity of the water law.

Surface skin temperature high salinity high, pulse abnormal.

They'd started taking measurements of temperature and salinity and so on, but they didn't know what fish stocks were there.

You count on the salinity, the salt coming from the parmesan, or did you add additional salt?

Well, the water in Brenda's lungs showed low levels of salinity plus CO2 as bicarbonate anion, fish scales, and rust.

The seasoning throughout, like, the heat and salinity, every piece has the right amount of seasoning.

I took the opportunity to test the salinity of the water in his lungs.

It's within the range of the salinity of the East River.

No, the canal is more brackish than the East River, its salinity more in line with what was in Jason's lungs.

I imagine its salinity matches the water found in Jason's lungs.

Tidal charts and salinity reports.

I double-checked the salinity levels in the father's lungs.

It says here, it has an exceptionally high salinity, and the reason it looks red is because of some special algae.

I'm hoping the acidity and salinity combined with electricity will corrode the lug nut off.

The Dead Sea derives its name from its incredibly high salinity. that makes all life impossible.

Its salinity is increasing.

The government carried out a study of the marine environment on the west coast: salinity, oxygen content.

Well, sir, last time, Mr Hagen and Dr Blake were getting readings from the reef - of temperature, salinity, carbon dioxide and so on - they were off the scale.

News and current affairs

Some deep wells are approaching the point of exhaustion, with salinity set to rise as ocean water infiltrates the aquifer.