0 past simple and past participle of desalinate
1 to remove salt from sea water
Some desalinated oocytes were inseminated immediately; others were inseminated after heat treatments which were performed as follows.
Although desalinated water may be expensive, it is better to have desalinated fresh water than no fresh water at all.
Once in the tank, the potential energy of the water can be used to drive hydroelectric generators to generate electricity or desalinated water.
Salt water is desalinated to produce fresh water suitable for human consumption or irrigation.
System analysis indicates that a 2-megawatt plant could produce about of desalinated water each day.
In addition, land-based or near-shore sites allow plants to operate with related industries such as mariculture or those that require desalinated water.
This is piped onshore to drive a turbine and to create desalinated water.
The desalinated water has a very low salt content of less than five parts per million.
