Sentence examples for deep submerged from inspiring English sources

Over 8 inches fell at Paducah, where urban streets and low-lying terrain experienced freshwater flooding Floodwaters 4 feet deep submerged cars to their windows and infiltrated 40 homes, several businesses, a hotel, and a high school.

Maximum Likelihood classifier showed positive results, reaching overall accuracy percentages higher than 90% and kappa coefficients higher than 0.80 for the bottom classes shallow submerged sand, deep submerged sand, macroalgae less than 5 m and macroalgae between 5 and 10 m depth.

But it soon becomes apparent that his interest in the real and in fiction's relation to it is, in fact, the vehicle for a much deeper, submerged agenda.

These safety features are implemented on virtually all Norwegian FPSO vessels: first, replacing the use of a pump room with individual deep well, submerged cargo pumps in order to eliminate the pump room explosion hazard and second, locating living quarters in the bow of the vessel to avoid exposure to fire.

They are pulled into deep pools, submerged in floating auras for hours on end.

Through teaching, I've discovered a love of diving deep, of submerging myself in subjects I knew nothing about and swimming in the deep end of my own content.

Inside a deep oven dish, submerged in a liquor the colour of a 2p piece, lay a hint of fish.

It can still only be reached by road between June and September, after which the passes are submerged deep under snow.

All are submerged deep within the contemporary-looking work, revealing themselves largely in rhythm and fleeting gesture — a skipping English country dance, a spiralling shape to suggest Maori wood carving.

The shutdown highlighted the often frail nature of international communications: despite the vast number of individuals who have access to the web, nearly all internet traffic is routed through a small number of cables submerged deep below the oceans.

Following the overflow of several major rivers, deep flood waters submerged extensive parts of Veracruz and Tamaulipas, forcing thousands to evacuate.