Sentence examples for circular water from inspiring English sources

The Bret Michaels Bedroom will feature mirrored ceilings and a circular water bed — filled with liquid gold.

She installed wind chimes and a mirror to dissipate the frontal energy assault, and put a mirror in back to create a sense of circular water flow.

After a series of experiments in a circular water tank fitted with magnetic coils, scientists concluded that their orientation is in part based on the Earth's magnetic field.

Rooms are adorned with wall-length paintings and original artwork ranging from a circular water feature based on ancient purification systems to a wooden chair carved in the shape of lotus petals.

David Barkley, the owner of Marenostrum Aquarium, an Elmsford store that specializes in saltwater fish, said few enthusiasts keep jellyfish because they require a special cylindrical tank "and a circular water motion that keeps them spinning so they don't smash against the sides".

Bright red vibrating circular water beds in Star Trek-esque space pods, orange banquettes, white 1950s plastic furniture, red Astroturf and a rooftop swimming pool (complete with nightly skinny-dippers) - this isn't the kind of thing you expect to come across in the downtown business district of Los Angeles.

This paper describes an experimental study of the hydroelastic response of a tube located concentrically and eccentrically, respectively, in a circular water-flow channel.

Two and a half hours' south by air, and Melbourne, one of the great cities of the Southern Hemisphere, stands sentinel to the vast circular waters of Port Phillip Bay.

Mice at 2 3 and 8 9 months of age (9 APP/CCL2, 10 CCL2, 8 APP, and 10 WT mice) were introduced into the perimeter of a circular water-filled tank 91 cm in diameter and 110 cm in height with triangular inserts placed in the tank to produce six swim paths radiating out from a central area.

A circular plastic water tank with 90 cm in diameter and 36 cm in deep was used for a water maze test.

We extend the analytical theories by Martin-Rivas and Mei1 to examine a large circular oscillating water column (OWC) installed at the tip of a coastal corner.