Sentence examples for deep crossings from inspiring English sources
The first route near the present US 50 was the Carson Route, laid out in 1848 by an eastward Mormon party that wanted to avoid the Truckee Route and its deep crossings of the Truckee River.
Much has been done since those days to smooth the passage of the modern traveler — boardwalks over some of the swampier quagmires, ropes strung across deep river crossings, basic pit toilets at some of the most common camping spots.
It is considered convenient against conventional structures for wide and deep water crossings.
In the paper a numerical procedure is described for the dynamic analysis of seabed anchored floating structures, with particular reference to the so-called Archimedes bridge solution for deep water crossings; attention is devoted to the design solution encompassing slender bars as anchor elements.
Deep sequencing back-crossing methods also require genetic mapping information, and the induced EMS mutations have been used as markers in place of interspecies polymorphisms.
It is hoped however, that some of these ideas might at be useful in the future development of viable, long crossings in deep water.
"We need to go far deeper into our border crossings....We need to take a look at the visa-waiver program and wonder what we're doing.
That and an early series of knee-deep bogs and river crossings ensured that we were breathless and muddy within two miles.
The higher the intensity of the turbulence, the deeper the fades involved in the process and the larger the number of undesired crossings, increasing each undesired crossing the number of wrongly detected bits.
Roads have exerted a spatial pattern of geomorphic influence, where channels downstream of dip crossings are narrower and deeper than those upstream, reflecting erosion with input of urban drainage.
Following three Atlantic crossings, from Plymouth to the deep south via Virginia, back to the Black Country and now to Nashville, it is sung almost as a tribute of gratitude.
