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That's because water doesn't enter the heart cleanly enough for the pumping mechanism to work.
If you run water into the right ventricle from a tap (the left also works, but less spectacularly), you'll see that the ventricular valve tries to close against the incoming stream.
And then ventricle inflates with water.
Squeeze the ventricle and a stream of water squirts out of the pulmonary artery.
The ventricular valves, called the tricuspid in the right ventricle and the mitral in the left, can be seen through the clear water opening and closing like parachutes as the ventricle is rhythmically squeezed.
This flow of water mimics the flow of blood in life.
The heat generated by these rays is so immense that it can be used to boil water producing steam that drives a traditional turbine, which makes electricity.
Our water planet is not just rivers, lakes and oceans, but it's this vast network of groundwater that knits us all together.
And when we can understand our human connections with our groundwater and all of our water resources on this planet, then we'll be working on the problem that's probably the most important issue of this century.
Give them water, and they will resurrect, green up, start growing, in 12 to 48 hours.
And the reason for this is water.
All living, actively metabolizing organisms, from microbes to you and I, are comprised predominately of water.
All life reactions happen in water.
And loss of a small amount of water results in death.
And so in the first instance they have a little bit more water than us, about 95 percent water, and they can lose a little bit more than us, like 10 to about 70 percent, depending on the species, but for short periods only.
Most of them will either try to resist or avoid water loss.
They tend to be small, very attractive, but they hold onto their water at such great cost that they grow extremely slowly.
Examples of avoidance of water loss are found in trees and shrubs.
They send down very deep roots, mine subterranean water supplies and just keep flushing it through them at all times, keeping themselves hydrated.
At the end of that season they produce a seed, which is dry, eight to 10 percent water, but very much alive.
These plants can lose 95 percent of their cellular water, remain in a dry, dead-like state for months to years, and give them water, they green up and start growing again.
Do they all use the same mechanisms to be able to lose all that water and not die?
They're held as membranes because they're in water.
Take away the water, those membranes fall apart.
So if this analysis holds water, then Marx is absolutely relevant.
And they call them a swellshark because if they're threatened, they can gulp down water and blow up like an inner tube, about twice their size, and wedge themselves under a rock, so they don't get eaten by a predator.
Anableps, the so called four-eyed fish, have eyes divided in two sections for looking above and under water, perfect for spotting both predators and prey.
The stone causes waves to travel in the water at the same speed in every direction.
For the enjoyment of its passengers, the ship was to feature a flower-lined promenade, a sheltered swimming pool, and bathhouse with heated water, a library filled with books and statues, a temple to the goddess Aphrodite, and a gymnasium.
And just to make things more difficult for Archimedes, Hieron intended to pack the vessel full of cargo: 400 tons of grain, 10,000 jars of pickled fish, 74 tons of drinking water, and 600 tons of wool.
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