Sentence examples for casting water from inspiring English sources

But he said that while an asteroid smaller than 500ft in diameter would cause a spectacular splash, casting water thousands of feet into the sky, it would probably not cause a tsunami.

We investigated the autonomous bottom-up fabrication of three-dimensional honeycomb cellulose structures, using Gluconacetobacter xylinus as a bacterial nanoengine, on cellulose honeycomb templates prepared by casting water-in-oil emulsions on glass substrates (Kasai and Kondo, Macromol. Biosci., 4, 17 21, 2004).

By studying four differently processed materials (i.e. cast, water-quenched, fluxed-cast and fluxed alloys), the influences of applied cooling rate and purification associated with flux treatment can be decoupled.

Ten minutes after I started casting, the water erupted and a silvery grilse burst out of the water, having taken my fly near the surface.

The microstructure refinements were carried out by vacuum suction casting in water cooled thick copper mold.

The resultant solution of graphene-like nanosheets was dispersed into monocrystalline silicon films by drop casting from water dispersions.

The processing for microstructure refinements were carried out by vacuum suction casting in water cooled thick copper mould.

This hydrogen bonding is less likely to occur in films cast from water than in films cast from DMAc perhaps because residual water can shield the interaction sites.

Although the purpose of coating cast iron water mains is to protect the cast iron from corrosion, the linings themselves can deteriorate over time.

Exceedance of PAH standards can occur after invasive repairs in cast iron water mains, but our estimates suggest that human health risks related to coated cast iron water mains are low.

Mr. McConnell seemed to cast cold water on that notion.