How to pronounce Evaporation in English

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That uses evaporation and condensation:

evaporation, condensation, precipitation and collection.

The bright, turquoise colours are evaporation ponds,

The bright, turquoise colours of the evaporation ponds

The lighter blue areas denote solar evaporation ponds

From evaporation ponds like the ones pictured here,

Large salt evaporation ponds dominate this satellite image.

Favours the evaporation of water from the salt ponds.

And are most likely evaporation ponds used in mining operations.

The geometric shapes in the right are large evaporation ponds.

To other parts of the city because of the evaporation.

And water would be lost in much lower degree to evaporation.

The dry and windy climate enhances the evaporation of the water

Visible along the top part of the image are evaporation ponds.

evaporation happens when the Sun shines on rivers and lakes, for example,

The geometric shapes of large evaporation ponds dominate the Salar de Atacama –

Some of the white rectangles dotted around the image are salt evaporation ponds

As the rest is lost by evaporation caused by persistent winds and intense sunlight.

Depending on the rates of evaporation and the flow of the rivers that feed it.